Source for straps

[sleepingbulldog]

Does anyone have some vendors they would recommend for woven straps that would be appropriate for F&I or Revolutionary War era shooting bags and powder horns?

 

[DiMarco_Mercantile]

I’m not too sure of what would be completely accurate, but this shop sells some excellent hand woven straps. KathyCorvallis - Etsy

 

[sleepingbulldog]

Thanks, I like some of the ones from there.

 

[tenngun]

Turkey foot traders also, they have a web site

 

[Brokennock]

There is a young lady from Ohio on this forum who makes nice woven straps. Of course I can't remember her screen name at the moment,,, maybe scroll through the classifieds for one of her old ads.....

 

[Brokennock]

I found her screen name.
Try @KLWeaver
Support a forum member.

 

[andy52]

I can recommend @KLWeaver highly she has made me many straps and all of them are top-notch.
I normally order 12 ft. pieces 2 inches wide for my shooting bags but she will make any size you want,
if you to step it up a bit she also makes wampum straps.

 

[KLWeaver]

I'd be happy to help, send me a message.

Kelsey

 

[rkg1]

Kris Polizzi [email protected] She does good work and is a member of the Contemporary Longrifle Asso.

 

[bubba.50]

I have dealt with Ms. Ramm and Ms. Polizzi both and HIGHLY recommend either pf them Both are awesome ladies to deal with and you'll get exactly what you ask for. And at a reasonable price for the level of craftswomanship you'll receive.

 

[The Appalachian]

Look up Denise Haddix Cossel of Denise Cossel Historical Weaving, member of Contemporary Longrifle Association.....she's made straps for me and she is a legit artist on the loom.