Lets make a sheath for a baby antler handle knife.

[Graps]

Now stitching from the top with a cross stitch, pulling tight as we go after each stitch.

[Graps]

I like to tie off with a surgeons knot on the back side a couple of holes from the bottom. I think it protects the knot better.
Cut the tag ends at least 1/8" long.

[Carpdaddy]

I cobbled around on a few of these in the past, they worked but wasn’t much to look at. And today I learn that you should use a spacer!

[Graps]

Yes, a spacer helps to prevent cutting the stitches when the knife goes in and out.

[Graps]

Now lets put a little touch on this little guy.
Usung the acrylic finish, I paint on two coats on the feather detail.
I wait about 2 hours between coats and let it dry overnight.

[Captainkirk]

DAAAANG!
That's all I got to say.
Superb work, as usual.

[Graps]

Well the resist is dry enough to touch so I'll trim the edge and the bottom .
Then I use an edge skiver to bevel the edges.

[Graps]

Now I mark where the keyhole slot will go.

[Jamesh76]

Where do you get your leather supply?

[Graps]

Now line up the keyhole punch on the spot and the blade straight and parallel on the strap.