New pouch and horn set

[EricEwing]

Been a while so I thought I'd share some work I did for those who don't use facebook, etc. For those who do I apologize if you've seen it already. Ron Hess made the powder horn.  Thanks for looking!

[old george]

  Very nice set indeed and I normally don't care for hairy pouches. Wouldn't turn this one away

geo

[crowbarforge]

Nicely done.  Like that horn.

[Spinner]

Very nice work on both items.

[Horner75]

Good looking set!

[KC]

Beautiful set, the bag and horn look great together.

[Tim Crosby]

 Well done Eric. Just me but I would have put the strap at the point where the tip is attached to the horn. Functionally it would make no difference but may be more pleasing to the eye. Just a thought.

  Tim C.

[seesbirds]

very nice set.  I like them both but I especially like the horn.  Very nicely done.

[EricEwing]

thanks for the comments.

Well done Eric. Just me but I would have put the strap at the point where the tip is attached to the horn. Functionally it would make no difference but may be more pleasing to the eye. Just a thought.

  Tim C.

Tim, that is a good point. Usually I do, mostly because its a convenient and safe spot to attach a strap to a horn. However, sometimes the location or size of the horn tip in relation to the pouch strap makes the horn strap turn in at a funky angle when hanging, so I tried to spread the horn straps further out. Ideally I would've kept that in mind when pairing the pouch and horn together in the design stage. More to learn!

[Tim Crosby]

thanks for the comments.

Well done Eric. Just me but I would have put the strap at the point where the tip is attached to the horn. Functionally it would make no difference but may be more pleasing to the eye. Just a thought.

  Tim C.

Tim, that is a good point. Usually I do, mostly because its a convenient and safe spot to attach a strap to a horn. However, sometimes the location or size of the horn tip in relation to the pouch strap makes the horn strap turn in at a funky angle when hanging, so I tried to spread the horn straps further out. Ideally I would've kept that in mind when pairing the pouch and horn together in the design stage. More to learn!

 How abut tapering the strap or cutting it an angle where it goes around the horn? To me it hides the work on the tip and it doesn't seem as long, probably just me. Still a nice job on both. TC

[EricEwing]

thanks for the comments.

Well done Eric. Just me but I would have put the strap at the point where the tip is attached to the horn. Functionally it would make no difference but may be more pleasing to the eye. Just a thought.

  Tim C.

Tim, that is a good point. Usually I do, mostly because its a convenient and safe spot to attach a strap to a horn. However, sometimes the location or size of the horn tip in relation to the pouch strap makes the horn strap turn in at a funky angle when hanging, so I tried to spread the horn straps further out. Ideally I would've kept that in mind when pairing the pouch and horn together in the design stage. More to learn!

 How abut tapering the strap or cutting it an angle where it goes around the horn? To me it hides the work on the tip and it doesn't seem as long, probably just me. Still a nice job on both. TC

Thanks. That's a good thought. I'll give it a go on the next one, these two are separated now.