Hunter Sporran

**T-Bone** · 13th March 11, 01:53 PM

I've been on a leathercraft kick lately. I started this hunter's sporran and decided itv looked rather plain. I had a bunch of horse hair left over from my last sporran, so I made some tassels out of it for this sporran. Does it work?

Thanks for looking, and as always good/bad comments are welcome.

T

**CMcG** · 13th March 11, 01:58 PM

Personally, I think the sporran looks good and sturdy but the horsehair tassels are a little incongruous... like they don't belong. Maybe I'm not used to seeing something like this but maybe they actually are bit much for a simple -- albeit nice looking -- leather pouch.

If you want to jazz up the leather, maybe try some tooling and/or studs?

**rondo** · 13th March 11, 02:56 PM

I like it.
Rondo

**kiltedwolfman** · 13th March 11, 03:03 PM

I think it's a step away from the norm and that is always a good thing in my book. Take a wee bit of tradtional, and contemporise and personalise it to go with your own style. An A+ in my book!

**robbiethepiper** · 13th March 11, 03:07 PM

I have fairly conservative tastes, but quite like this as a "casual" item...

**tulloch** · 13th March 11, 04:49 PM

Works like a charm. Good.

**The Thirsty Viking** · 13th March 11, 06:44 PM

I think it looks very good, and dresses up the sporran nicely.

Good work!

**thescot** · 13th March 11, 07:05 PM

Man, that's a really nice touch with the horsehair sporrans. I like the sporran.

**Cowher** · 13th March 11, 07:24 PM

I like it too. What do you think about some braided leather to frame the sporran sections? Maybe to go over the stitching on the front and around the lower portion.

**T-Bone** · 13th March 11, 08:27 PM

Thanks, everyone. It was an experiemental project just to see what it would look like. I think I better slow down. I have almost 10 different sporrans now and only 2 tartan kilts.

T