Pouch-style sheath for Fällkniven S1

Simple pouch sheath with retention strap for a Fällkniven S1 in tan full grain leather. Hand sewed with waxed linen thread as usual. 

 

Hope you like it!

 

Bushcraft-style sheath for Fällkniven S1.

I hope you're not tired of modern sheaths! 

 

Here is another cricket sheath for a Fällkniven S1 in brown full grain leather. Straps with brass buckles for both horizontal and vertical carry. The straps are easily removable and modular. Hand sewed with waxed linen thread as usual.

Hope you like it!

 

Bushcraft-style sheath for Fällkniven F1.

Finshed with another cricket sheath for a Fällkniven F1 in brown full grain leather. Straps for horizontal and vertical carry, hand sewed with waxed linen thread. Brass hardware and rivets.

Hope you like it!

Bushcraft-style sheath for Cold Steel SRK.

Just finished with a bushcraft style sheath with fire steel holder for a wonderfully worn Cold Steel SRK (Survival Rescue Knife).

Veg tanned leather with waxed linen thread.

Bushcraft-style sheath for Fällkniven S1 with whetstone pouch.

Just finished with another cricket sheath for a Fällkniven S1. This one has a pouch for a DC3 or DC4 whetstone and snap button retention strap. Hand sewed in full grain leather with thick waxed linen thread.

Hope you like it!

Pancake-style sheath for Fällkniven S1.

Got a order for a custom pancake sheath for a Fällkniven S1. Waxed 2,5 mm vegetable tanned full grain leather, hand sewed with linen thread.

The waxed leather makes the knife pop into place almost like kydex, very nice. The beeswax also makes the leather water repellent and makes the whole sheath a bit more stiff.

Hope you like it!

Bushcraft-style sheath for Fällkniven F1.

Sometimes I wander outside my comfort zone and make something a bit more modern!

Here is a bushcraft sheath for Fällkniven F1. Hardware in brass, 2,5 mm vegetable tanned full grain leather with sadel soap polished edges. Possibility for both horizontal and vertical carry. I added buckles so the knife would be easy to add and remove from a belt or a bag. The straps can be removed and exchanged if necessary or replaced with cord or strap directly through the sheath.

Fully modular design if user wants to add a fire steel or utility pouch. A similar one would be about 650:-/$100. Contact me for more details if you are interested.

Audhumbla at Medeltidsveckan in Visby!

Back from a wonderful week at Medeltidsveckan in Visby! We spent the week at Kapitelhusgården outside St Drotten and had a splendid time with a lot of old and new friends. I had about a dozen knifes with me for sale and only two left at the end of the week.

I forgot to take pictures on a couple but here are some of the knifes, hope you like them!

Ivy (Hedera helix) handle with lots of grain. Triangular blade from Aage Fredrikssen. Green veg tanned leather sheath with brass fittings and simple line ornamentation.

A small women fibula knife. Masur Birch handle, lauri carbon blade. Brass fittings and chain suspension for attachment to fibula.

Medium sized seax with two suspension points on scabbard. Linden wood handle, blade by Thomas Cederroth. Brass fittings on knife and around sheath.

Large Leuku with viking style scabbard. 4 mm thick full grain leather. Hourglass shaped flame birch handle, two suspension points.

Another small women fibula knife. Cherry handle, lauri carbon blade. Brass fittings and chain suspension for attachment to fibula.

Back from trip with a large seax!

I just came back from a two week trip to Norway. Spent some time in the mountains hiking and getting inspiration as well as visiting Borre viking market. I had a great time and got to talk knifes with a lot of great people!

I forgot to take pictures of most of the knifes I brought with me but here are some I managed to snap some pictures of.

First is a large seax with scabbard. Flame maple handle, red dyed wet tooled leather with polished brass fittings.  Blade is 15N20/1095 with a gentle etch. Three point suspension.

 This is up for sale, 3800 SEK or 450 €. Contact me for details.

 

Some of the knifes that I brought with me to Borre vikingmarket:

 

 And some pictures from Borre vikingmarket!