Avilable works

This fully tooled leather clutch is available for 265$ plus shipping if applicable. This clutch features hand carved 6oz beef leather on the outside, and a lighter ore flexible 3oz liner for the interior and pockets.

Knife rolls are available by commission only and start out at around 150$ each. Each slot on a knife roll needs to be custom sized to best fit your knives securely, including whether you use edge protectors or knife cases in the sleeves.

This particular example is executed in black chap leather, with solid brass rivets, 2 solid brass buckles, 7 oz vegtable tanned beef strapping leather, and features the clients logo embossed and carved on a medallion

These leather totes have proven to be an incredibly popular bag, it seems I am always keeping one or two in the build rotation. They are built from an oil tan leather known as roughman, these bags have a very soft and mellow feel. They will age and develop patina over time, especially as the leather moves and gets folded. The bag features solid brass rivets, veg tan strapping a larger outter pocket, a smaller inner pocket and a key chain holder inside for your keys.

Totes are available at 200$ plus shipping

This cute little cross body bag, is designed to resemble old west decorations and styles, but could just as easily fit in at the renfaire. It features a magnetic closure, 2 D-rings on the back for the strap, a small outer pocket, and the larger inner pocket.

Available for 190.00$ plus shipping if applicable

One of the local joiners got in touch and asked if I would be willing to make him a pair of sheathes. These were designed after a bit of discussion, designed to protect the the edges of the exes, wrap around the poll and button securely in places.

Axe sheathes are by commission and start around 85$

These leather totes have proven to be an incredibly popular bag, it seems I am always keeping one or two in the build rotation. They are built from an oil tan leather known as roughman, these bags have a very soft and mellow feel. They will age and develop patina over time, especially as the leather moves and gets folded. The bag features solid brass rivets, veg tan strapping a larger outter pocket, a smaller inner pocket and a key chain holder inside for your keys.
Totes are available at 200$ plus shipping

I offer this pattern in a myriad of colors, including tan, chocolate brown, green, red, blue and black.

The plain clutch wallets are 115$ check on which colors i have in stock today.

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This leather clutch features a sunflower design alongside basket stamping! Built from 6oz veg tan for the body and 3 oz for the liner and pockets it should give a lifetime of service!

The client brought the knife and sheathe in the top picture to me and explained that when he bought the knife. The sheathe came along with it, but it never fit well. The knife would fall out if it wasn’t perfectly vertical at all times. He asked for a design that would let him cary the knife in the small of his back, preferrably with the handle to either side. So I designed this little holster, with a single wide loop in the middle, which

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The customer requested something unique for their tote. So when i unrolled this side of leather and found the brand from the cows life on it, I knew I had a winner.

Leather totes are 200$ each

This is leather crossbody purse is built and patterned to resemble old west design, with elk yellow leather for the decoration and the pockets. With a magnetic closure, brass d-rings and a magnetic closure this bag is perfect for a day at the rodeo, around town or even at the renfaire!

Available for 190$ strap included.

I offer leather bifold wallets in a variety of fits and finishes to meet your needs. Everyone is built from 6 oz leather for the body, and 3 oz leather for the liner and pockets. With the exterior work either plain, geometric tooled or floral carved.

Check stock today or custom commission one!
Plain wallets are 110$, Geometric are 125.00$ and Floral Carved are 165$

A pair of leather and canvas mailbag purses/crossbody bags. These are built from 18oz dark green duck canvas, dark brown mellowtan chap leather, harness strapping and solid brass hardware. Mailbags are currently available in dark green and chocolate chap, or in tan canvas with dark chocolate chap leather.

They are available at 250$ with straps, custom colors are available upon request.

A new pattern from Makers Leather Supply, these are executed in “Honey” Roughman leather from the hide house, also known as “Crazyhorse leather” in other tanneries. These little dopp kitts will hold all the essentials and look great doing it for years to come! Dopp kits are available today 110.00$ ea

This is a small selection of my house pattern every day totebags, all build from a variety of heavy canvas, chap leather and some decorative canvases overlaid. They look great on your shoulder or in the car as you go about town.

Totes are 140$ each check the stock today!

I had a few samples pieces of fully tooled leather belts on my table for the farmers market. I got questioned a few times over if they were book marks and if they were for sale. Knowing when that if a customers asking, then I should built it, I came up with these. Breaking down a belt pattern into smaller elements to use as bookmarks! Get your own today and send me a message!

As a multi-tool user i was always unimpressed with the available options commercially, they are often soft mulit piece pouches. Meaning they aren’t rigid and wear out quite quickly. When a well known tool maker started offering wet molds, i snapped one up.

The wet moulding lets me build a holster quickly and solidly that will have a rigid front portion. With my belt panel on the back these holsters can be carried either vertically or horizontally.

Holsters are currently available in either brown or black at 55$

This was a fun pattern to build, its an example of a mini ropecan, or circular crossbody bag, from D.G. saddlecraft. Lotsa fun to build they result in these cute little purses great for a day on the town or a night out.

This is one of my fully floral carved mens bifold wallets. Available in a myriad of styles and finishes on my site or at the local farmers market. Order one today

What do you do when your client is a big Godzilla fan and he wants a pad for his music stool? You carve a great big Godzilla for him thats what!

It’s been about a year to get to this point, but this sort of practice is always satisfying when it gets done.

These canvas mailbags really nail that vintage feel, but with some modern touches added. Built out of heavy duck canvas, chap leather bottoms, vegetable tanned straps and all brass hardware. This mailbag will be around for years to come

Sunflowers and wallets just seem to go together don’t they? This women’s clutch is well on its way, with all the tooling complete, all thats left is all the interior work, dye, edge finishing and all that!

I’ve always loved Portmanteaus, these leather luggage cases, could range in size, shape and color and were popular well into the 19th century. Fantastic days bags due to their inherent structure they function great for both soft and hard goods.

These were a special request, they come complete with their own jokes! These were hand tooled and painted and should serve for years as luggage-bag tags.

The client said they wanted a nautical themed tote bag in canvas and leather. I think I got the hook. Its built from 4 layers of outdoor canvas, chap leather for the gusset and sewn leather handles. This little tote bag will make a great around town bag for those odds and ends.

Mr.Gonzalez created this pattern for a handbag/wristlet and I just couldn’t help but build one for all of my sketching supplies. Of course that mean adding my logo and color to the bag as well.

Heres a small batch of luggage tags, all painted up in custom colors and ready to go out the door.

This was a fun and challenging build, I built this custom leather portfolio for myself, as a challenge, and as a tool. Question is what do you want on the cover of your portfolio?

This was a challenging build, a client requested a drawstring back, but built from leather. So with that in mind i came up with this, a chap and vegtanned leather backpack. With just enough structure to make carrying books a little more comfortable.

This was a fun foray and test in painting sunflowers. I wanted to see what just painting the petals would look like against the natural leather dye. I actually think I like this quite a bit.

There sure is a lot of work in such a simple item. This Guitar strap is built out of a single piece of 12oz vegetable tanned leather, All hand carved, dyed and finished. I can’t wait to see what the patina looks like in a few yeas.

This little leather handbag/wristlet is great for all of my sketching supplies it goes everywhere with me. Never know when you are gonna get a chance to sketch

It’s rare to see one of my tote bags in the wild, in this case at my local farmers market, with apparently an apple cider donut.

A client asked for a belt for their daughter who loves gardening. What could be better than a belt covered in sunflowers?

These little tradingcards/postcards are a great way to keep in practice and of course have something to hand out to friends .This one just got its finish applied so its just a little shiny.

Here is the interior of that leather portfolio, with space for business cards, pens and pencils, a pocket for loose forms and of course a legal pad. This leather portfolio brings a luxury feel to an otherwise drab item

Who wants a custom sized leather belt? Each belt is built of a single piece of harness ready leather, with finished edges and sized specifically for each customer.

The color really came out perfect in this little wristlet and with the bottoms constructed of crazy horse pull up leather. Any patina and wear should create vivid contrast for years to come.

This is my line of in house designed pancake sheathe, designed to hold the venerable case trapper knife. These little sheathes will hold larger framed folding knives comfortably point down with the pivot to the rear of the right.

Who doesn’t love a cool little belt pouch? These future hand dyed and sewn, vegetable tanned leather. With solid brass fittings from weaver and a belt panel on the back. These little pouches are just at home on your belt, or in a bag or attached to your favorite purse or backpack.

In every field I’ve worked in the ability to take notes and make quick sketches can be key to getting the job done. Anyone whos ever carried one of these little notebooks knows they can get destroyed if you don’t cover them. Which is why I designed these covers, with the ability to protect your notebook, 2 card pockets and a larger pocket for cash and other loose items.

I find I like to test out a pattern on a small piece of leather before committing to a full belt or border. IT helps me get a feel for the flow of the pattern and how different tools look.

They also make for great bookmarks too for those bookworms in your family.

These hoop style bags, open wide and lay flat, letting you get to which ever dice. or other items you want! Available with a myriad of colors and custom tooling on request!

Every traveler needs a valet tray. The ability to just come back to your hotel room and empty out your pockets into this simple little folding tray is key to a relaxing stay.

Everyone needs a reliable and well made belt for work and wear. I make all of my belts from a single piece of either bison or bull leather, with solid brass and copper hardware for years and years of service. These belts will gladly give years of service. Available in several colors and custom sizes.

Who doesn’t love some sunflowers?

A local history museum asked if I could make them some gaming boxes for their playing cards. So I whipped up these little guys. Built much like a portmanteau they offer a fairly little rigid little case for your cards, dice, or whatever else you might want to put in these little guys.

Don’t you just love the warm glow of a crucible? This is my batch of crucible steel cooling, as I learned from a master swordsmith and crucible steel maker during an event.

A smith friend had the idea for this little knife after watching me use my round knife for skiving and a few other task. Of course no knife is complete without a sheathe, so i built this welted construction sheathe with some decorative tooling to hold it.

A pair of Kiridashi just out of heat treat and tempering, these will get fit with a pair of custom wooden scaled handled, sharpened out and sent out to their customer.

One of my standard dice trays in a wonderful rich oxblood red. Handmade from heavy vegtable tanned leather, dyed, tooled and finished.

It might look like a disaster, but this is what remains of a bloomery after being pulled apart to extract the wrought Iron. 6 hours of loading a clay tube full of charcoal and ore to pull out a 20lb piece of bloomery steel.

A few experiments in styles. an 18th century trade knife, a sgian dubh and a monster of a rondel blade