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The next step is to shape the quiver into it tubular shape. I wetted the leather to allow me to shape the quiver and then used a blow dryer to save a bit of time drying it off. I then marked an overlap and used rubber cement to join the to ends so that I could punch the stitching holes.





With the bottom stitched, I joined both sides of the quiver opening.



Then I cut a slot for the shoulder strap.



Next, I added a piece to the bottom of the quiver that I could attach the other end of the shoulder strap to.





And then gave it a bit of decoration and some stitching holes.

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Stitching the already rolled tube proved to be a real pain.

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