Moon Child Leatherworks

I've been taking a long break from leather work, but I got back into it recently with this. Double sheath for a pretty blade from to go with this gentleman's Leatherman. This was a beast to build, but I learned a lot in the process, and it turned out pretty well in the end.

A sleek black silhouette makes for pretty storage for this beautiful knife from Hourglass Knives On its way home!

Got to try out a new pattern on this beauty. It was a little tricky getting the hang of it, but it turned out well once I found the groove. This gorgeous blade is from Bryan Hunt at .hiddenroseforge

Have a great week!!

Sent off to its owner today! Rustic style sheath with white stitching and snap closure. New home to the beautiful Cervidae Skinner from

Finished up this lovely tonight. An elegant border on a deep brown sheath. New home of a beautiful blade from Hourglass Knives

Used an inlay technique I learned from Cindy Akin Leathercrafts on this sheath. Orange dyed stingray set in forest green, veg tan leather. A utility clip to keep it versatile and sturdy. Chef's Knife from Baked Potato Forge

I tried out my own style of piggy back sheath for these two beautiful blades from Baked Potato Forge . The staggered design allows for both blades to be accessible from the hip with ease.

This was a case of perseverance. I made this, and the edges didn't fit correctly. I had to go back several steps to refinish the edges. Left it to stew for a while and finally came back to finish it. Blade and sheath available from

Very chic BPF Yukon with mammoth molar scales, paired with a dragon scale sheath. Available from

Tried out a new stamp patten on his one, and I really like the intricacy. Blade and sheath are available from

Quilted patten on this EDC sheath, added a little antiquing to make the patten stand out more, and I dig it. This blade and sheath are available from