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Red-Dragon-Lord — Woodland archer quiver
Published: 2010-05-16 20:55:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 3007; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 89
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Quiver made entirely of leather. Hand stitched. Detailed tooling. Able to hold both the bow and arrows securely. Attached around the shoulder similar to a ring belt/baldric. The ring is metal and covered with leatherRelated content
Comments: 27
Dude i know a ton of archers such as myself that would kill for some thing like this and i honestly thing you should make and sell this item i know i would buy this from you because this would be perfect for my hikeing/hunting trips just msg and we will taalk more
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Thanks, I'm so glad you like it.
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I made this as a part of my wife's Dryad set so unfortunately its not for sell. 
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I hope to make something like this in the future (with my own spin on it of course) but I have to say this is amazing work.
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No doubt you will. Your work is very good!
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Thank you very much for the complement and if you have any advice based on looking at my work please feel free to critique
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Hand made Bow and Feathers as well !
Beautiful !
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Thank you. The arrows are made from oak dowel rods and the fetchings are hot glued pheasant feathers. The arrows are just a prop with no heads on them because I know some smarty will pull one out while she's walking around in it. lol Really glad you like it.
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Uggg, thats a lot of hand stitching! Yours looks neater than mine ever comes out!
Very elegant design. Nice that you can holster the bow already strung~
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I like this quiver because it holds the bow as well as the arrows and she says its comfortable. I think I could stitch it a little better now. I now use a groover then prepunch the holes. This results in a non raised stitch that looks cleaner I think. I'm trying to use more stitching, as oppose to rivets, in her dragon armor set. So far, I have used no rivets except for her battle mask.
Appreciate the kind words.
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just plain spectacular. i love the design and leaf pattern running up the leather. very nice
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Thank you. This is one of my favorite pieces. I designed it from scratch to accomodate the bow as well as the arrows. The bow is also hand made by me as well as the arrows.
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it is quite beautiful. i envy your craftsmanship
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I love archery, and this s one of the most -or the most- beautiful quiver I've ever seen!!!
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Well thank you very much. This is actually one of my favorite pieces but it didn't seem to get much traffic here on DA. There is detailed leaf tooling that is difficult to see in the picture. I also made the bow from a hickory tree and the arrows from oak dowels and pheasant feathers.
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no thanks!
you can see that leaf tooling, but you're right not very good... unfortunately.
owww, you used wood from holy trees!! that makes it even better XD.
Is it a left or a right bow?
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I kept the bow simple so it is basically symetrical. It can be used on either side. The bow is mostly costume, I have never really even drawn it back all the way. It was made to go with the dryad costume shown in some of my other deviations. Tillering a bow is difficult, I broke 3 of them before I got this one to work.
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ok,
when I was younger my aunt and I made bows of branches that we found in the park, we used some simple strings for the tendon. And other smaller branches as arrows, they dit work but the arrows didn't come very far, maximal two meters...
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LOL. Sounded like fun.
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It was a lot of fun,
today the day I sometimes make daggers, from wood
But they are not as good as your things, I wish they were...
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Thanks, but I appreciate creativity on any scale. I'm sure they are cool.
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thanks too, but they're not really great I could make a pic of them and opload it.
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Do it. My get more response than you expect.
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Okay! I'll send you a link when it's done, ok?
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