Heritage Charcuterie Sheath

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There’s been a shift in the shop as of late. As trends change, we need to be ahead of the curve to stay in business. People are on the move and can sometimes get hungry and we need to accommodate them. That’s why as of today, we are suspending all bag production and diving head first into a new market. Consumables carrying accessories.

We’ve been doing some extensive testing in the shop (consequently gaining about 23lbs. during) and are finally ready to launch our new flagship product, the Heritage Charcuterie Sheath series. We should be adding models to the store as early as this week.

Have you ever found yourself out and about, realizing that you could really use a bite of cured meat? Let’s say you’re on a date with a delightful vegetarian and decide to just eat salad for dinner, but later have a craving for hand-crafted salami? You’re in the office, meetings out the wazoo and can’t take a break. Running between board rooms, wouldn’t it be great to refresh with a little snack? Maybe it’s just a weekend canoe trip with your buddies. You want to carry a snack, but you need both hands free to launch the boats.

Now there’s, no problem. You can have cured meat on your belt AT ALL TIMES.

 

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Camp Axe Sheath

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This story actually begins with a happy-hour much earlier last week. I met up with my friend, Greg – one of the minds behind Antler&Co., to chat about projects we had going on, and to see the new A&Co headquarters. (Which is very cool, btw.) Before leaving, I found myself coming home with a couple more of his creations. If you’ve seen pictures of my place, you know I might have a thing for antlers… but still, I’ve been wanting a small hanger for my stove tools. Then I got to thinking about how I could display another cool piece,one of my vintage Stanley camp-axes, and figured I should get TWO hangers!

So then, over this weekend I devised a way to hang my axe using some scrap leather to make a sheath. I’d sketched out some designs and made a few paper templates, and finally came up with something I liked and that fit pretty well. I thought about dying it, maybe burning something into it… but I can experiment with that later. Right now, I wanted to share it with you, and even give the template in PDF form in case any of you wanted to make your own.

This fits a vintage Stanley, but you could mod it to fit whatever you might have. Let me know what you think, and if you make one – feel free to post it in the W&F flickr group!

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