Accoutrements for Knife Sheaths

Instructor: George Cubic
Course Length: 2 hours | Lessons: 20
Skill Level: Advanced

Take your knife sheaths from basic to brilliant.
A sheath should do more than just hold a knife—it should enhance usability, functionality, and convenience. In this course, leather artisan George Cubic teaches you how to add professional-grade features like a knife sharpener holder, ferro rod holder, and a versatile dangler system. These custom upgrades not only increase the value of your work but also create sheaths that stand out for both durability and design.

Perfect for makers building sheaths for themselves or clients, this course shows you how to elevate your craftsmanship with details that customers notice and appreciate.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to pattern, cut, and mold a knife sharpener holder
• Techniques for adding a ferro rod loop or front-mount system
• Wood molding methods for creating custom pouches
• Building a durable dangler system with precision stitching
• Pro tips for finishing details that add function and polish

Inside the Course:

• Creating and Molding a Sharpener Holder
• Building Ferro Rod Attachments
• Wood Molding for a Knife Pouch
• Designing and Stitching a Dangler System

Included with Membership:
✅ 140+ professionally filmed courses
✅ Downloadable patterns & guides
✅ Monthly live Q&As with expert instructors
✅ Supportive artisan community
✅ Ongoing new course drops

About the Instructor:
George Cubic has been working with leather since 1976, when he began repairing tack as a young Airman in the U.S. Air Force. Influenced by masters like Al Stohlman, George developed expertise in saddle stitching, stamping, and leather fabrication while learning from cobblers and harness makers. Today, he runs Viktor George Leather Goods in Ajo, Arizona, creating rugged, repairable goods and teaching traditional techniques to the next generation. His work has been featured in ShopTalk! (now Illume Connect Magazine) and he continues to inspire leathercrafters worldwide through classes and social media.