Thursday, June 7, 2012

Belt tooling options





Want one of these belt patterns?
Send me the Number under the desired pattern.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Commision anything!

Just reminding everyone that anything you see on this blog can be remade and/or customized to your liking. If you don't see some thing that you want, but have a idea, contact me and we'll see it materialize. I'm always looking for new leather base projects to create. Also if you have a project that needs leather to complete its self I'm more than happy to help out in any way I can.  

Thanks, Mister Hide-

1 1/2 inch dog collar.

14 - 1/2 inch spikes and 7 - 1 inch spikes.
1 inch D-Ring with heavy duty single prong buckle.

Top view.

3 1/2 inch dog collar.


Conan sword sheath and handle wrap.

Full length

The handle with 40 strands of leather lace grouped in bunches of 5 to make a 8 plait braided wrap. Top and bottom are wrapped in antique seal fur. 

back side showing sheep wool top wrap on sheath with snap loop.

Four arrow leg quiver.



Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Pigeon Clip

This is a Pigeon clip i made for some one. They wrap around their leg. The one with the cut out allows the ID tag to sit in the middle.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Our Lady Steampunk pocket watch wrist watch.


This was made for a friend Jay. It's solid black with antique brass hardware.

Back side is pig skin with padding inside.

Leather bird mask/hood.

Molding the mask to my buddy Matt's face.

Mask with finished blue/black die and hardware.

Matt wearing finished mask, side view.

Font view.

Front with Springbok deer hood.

Back with Springbok deer hood.

The outfit.

Jeweled mystery bracelet.

This one is light brown with light purple gem stone rivets.

Push dagger Sheath


Front side


Back side with snap belt loop.


My first steampunk style pocket watch.




A set Kukri knives I sheathed.


When I got the Kukri set, the sheaths were attached to a belt with the blades in back. I split them into leg wraps with a adjustable belt loop hold so they wouldn't slip down.


This is how I receved them.


Close up on stitching and the adjustable belt loop hardware.

Full view of the Buckle side of the leg straps.

Full view of the punched side.

Both together finished.