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Matt M. (Lancaster, United States)
Easy to follow

I completed this pattern over a weekend in about eight hours. I sewed it completely by hand. I did not use most of the marked stitching holes except for the bottom. I used a rolling stich marker instead. I did make a couple small changes. I used D rings instead of round rings. I had to change the tab design to connect these to the body. I added some stitching detail to the straps to narrow the belt opening. I used rivets instead of snaps since I was not worried about having to undo my belt to put the quiver on and off. I doubled up the leather for the bottom plug and added a binding stitch to the saddle stitch to help keep it flush. I stitched the bottom in first before completing the side seam to make it easier to do. I saw one small error in the pattern. The body has one to many stitching holes compared to the bottom piece. Even with the end holes sharing the hole at the point of the bottom. This was not a huge deal. I doubled up on the opposite side to compensate. I can't wait to try this quiver on the archery range in my medieval garb!

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Patricia Evans (Morganton, United States)
Easy to make quiver

Pattern holes are spot on. Easy to assemble and it looks great!

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Jess (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Great for Beginners

I recently joined an archery club and I needed a quiver, so this was a really easy project, I got it done over a weekend, but if you're using pre-dyed and treated leather you could finish this in a couple of hours.

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josh (Normanton, United Kingdom)
great pattern, easy to follow and lovely final product

a really nice pattern with great out come I am currently looking at what else they have in store :)

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Cuellar (Chicago, United States)
Beautiful pattern, and excellent documentation.

This is a lovely design, and the associated video is extremely well done - while I (generally) know what I’m doing with leatherwork, the instructions here are clear and detailed enough that I’d be entirely confident passing them off to someone brand new to the craft, knowing that they’d be able to follow and build something great.

Free Leather Archery Quiver Pattern + Video Tutorial

Make a real leather archery quiver at home — with a full-size pattern, step-by-step video, and everything you need from first cut to final stitch.

What's included:

  • Full-size PDF pattern — prints on A4, Letter, and Legal paper
  • DXF file for laser cutting
  • Step-by-step video tutorial on YouTube
  • Full materials and tools list
  • Instant download — no email required

Quiver dimensions:

  • Height: 23.6" (60 cm)
  • Top diameter: 5.1" (13 cm)
  • Bottom diameter: 3.5" (9 cm)

Materials:

  • Body: 5 oz / 2 mm vegetable-tanned leather
  • Contrast piece: 3 oz / 1.2 mm leather
  • Straps: 5 oz / 2 mm leather
  • 1 mm waxed thread + edge dye + leather glue
  • Hardware: 2 × 1.2" O-rings, 4 snap fasteners

Tools:

  • Cutter + cutting mat
  • 1/16" (1.5 mm) hole punch
  • Hand-stitching needles + mallet

No sewing machine needed. All stitching is done by hand.

FAQ

Immediately after payment you'll receive an email with your download link. Files include a PDF pattern in A0, A4 and Letter size, a DXF vector file for laser cutting, and a QR code linking directly to the full video tutorial on YouTube. Access is instant — no waiting time.

Yes. Patterns come in A4 and Letter size for home printing, and A0 for a print shop or plotter. Files include printing instructions and a separate video tutorial showing exactly how to assemble the sheets after printing.

Yes, you are free to sell finished products made with Vasile and Pavel patterns. Credit for the design is appreciated but not required.

A cutter, round hole punch, hand stitching needles, rubber mallet and cutting pad. No sewing machine required — all our bags are hand stitched.

Each pattern page clearly states the difficulty level — Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced. We recommend starting with a Beginner pattern if you are new to leatherwork. For Advanced patterns, prior experience with at least 2-3 bag projects is recommended.

Each pattern includes a full materials list with leather thickness, weight in ounces, and quantity needed. We recommend vegetable tanned leather for best results. Specific recommendations are included in every pattern.

As these are digital downloadable products, we do not accept returns after download. If you experience any technical issues with your files, contact us and we will resolve it immediately.

Yes. After purchase you can join our Facebook group with 14,000+ leatherworkers from around the world — sharing projects, tips and help. Click on this LINK. The link is also included in your confirmation email.

Yes. We have patterns for all skill levels — from simple wallets and pouches to advanced travel bags and backpacks. Browse our full collection at vasileandpavel.com.

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