Hawkguy is back in the sewing room today, getting a few upgrades/mods and clean up. Since the quiver is so heavy, we decided we *did* need the strapping on the interior, looping or hooking into the belt of his pants. Thankfully, the front panels are slip stitched around the pockets, so I could pull the stitching; machine sew the webbing for a secure connection; and now I have to redo the slip stitching.
It's not the cleanest stitching I've done, but it was incredibly awkward to feed this beast under the presser foot. At least the ugly is on the interior!
Last year, we added riveted leather pockets to connect the quiver. The cordura loops were okay, but sagged over time and stressed the stitching. Still learning riveting, but they're in place and have proven their strength one year already. Today, I just cleaned up the marking lines left behind by the quick fix last year.
And now to work on a second version of the undershirt, one that hopefully fits better.













