I Made A Fresh Pair Of Dragon-scaled Leather Bracers. I Was Happy About These Because I Recently Had

I made a fresh pair of dragon-scaled leather bracers. I was happy about these because I recently had an idea for a way to speed up the forming and staining process, and it worked! This pair was much faster to make than previous sets! In fact, the difference in speed was enough that I decided to reduce the price. Also, the color turned out smoother than the earlier sets I made, but that could have just been a factor of the particular leather and stain.

This is just a spade tip to go along with a dragon tail. This one was ordered by someone who wants to make their own tail, similar to the ones I make, and wanted me to make a tip for the tail. I hope the project goes well for them.

I'm showing two slightly different angles, one with more reflections than the other. As usual, it's laser-cut leather which I stitched together by hand. It was finished with a bronze-colored acrylic paint, and is rather shiny. Also a bit brighter than I'd expected.

For more info on dragon tail commissions, check out my wall of text informational page on them!

I had made this spiral weave necklace on a whim to try out the weave, but in the last week I've found that I really like how it wears. It's nice and hefty. Sturdy and powerful, without being a huge dominant feature on your neck.

So I decided to actually put it up for order on my Etsy site. I don't have a whole lot of necklaces showing there. Here it is!

I've been working on this scale maille shirt commission for a while, and it's finally starting to look like something. When finished it'll be about mid-thigh length. Currently I've got it closing in the front with a few clasps, but I'm likely to adjust it so it clasps on the side where it's less visible.

This is the largest commission I've made so far, and I'm excited about it. I made a scale shirt for myself way back in 2008, and I'm happy that someone finally ordered one.

A scale hat-band I delivered today. Due to it needing to be rather precisely sized, I ended up meeting with the client and adjusting it to fit his hat with him there. I was a bit annoyed at how yellow the lighting in the coffee shop was, though.

Just a quick photo of armor pieces I realized I hadn't posted. It's 3 different types of bracers I prepared for the convention I was vending at a couple weekends ago. The dragon-scaled one in the middle is a design that I originally did some time ago, but made a fresh copy of for the convention, which sold pretty promptly. The one on the right was a plain one that I did as a quick test of buckling these on instead of lacing them. And the one on the left was a new design that I'm currently referring to as dragon-rider bracers.