Hi folks, I'm back at it again with the paper towel and hockey tape.
My LIM Arthur Morgan was a fantastic addition to my collection. One part of his numerous accessories included a bow and arrow.
Now, I felt that an arrow, even just one, substituted reason enough to have a quiver made.
I dusted off my paper towel and tape and got to work.
I laid down enough to roll into a small tube, with excess at each ends to accommodate the closing of the tube, and a fold-over. I painted it and treated it with some floor polish and mod podge.
I used an off-cut for a band, which wrapped around the tube and covered a small tab I had made to hold a bent piece of paper clip for a loop, to which I glued a small loop to go over a belt.
The photos illustrate it better than I can describe it.
A little rough but functional. If I had the extra materials I could've prettied it up a bit but it serves me just fine as a concept in its current state.
My LIM Arthur Morgan was a fantastic addition to my collection. One part of his numerous accessories included a bow and arrow.
Now, I felt that an arrow, even just one, substituted reason enough to have a quiver made.
I dusted off my paper towel and tape and got to work.
I laid down enough to roll into a small tube, with excess at each ends to accommodate the closing of the tube, and a fold-over. I painted it and treated it with some floor polish and mod podge.
I used an off-cut for a band, which wrapped around the tube and covered a small tab I had made to hold a bent piece of paper clip for a loop, to which I glued a small loop to go over a belt.
The photos illustrate it better than I can describe it.
A little rough but functional. If I had the extra materials I could've prettied it up a bit but it serves me just fine as a concept in its current state.
