As an archery enthusiast, one of the most important pieces of gear you’ll need to invest in is a quiver. Whether you’re an amateur or a professional, a quiver serves the important purpose of protecting and carrying your arrows while also keeping them within reach.

While there are plenty of store-bought quivers available in the market, there’s something special about crafting your own. Not only is it a cost-effective alternative, but it also allows you to tailor your quiver to your specific needs and preferences. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to make a quiver to carry arrows.

Materials Needed:

– Leather or Nylon Fabric (1yd)
– Scissors
– Measuring Tape
– Sewing Machine or Needle and Thread
– Grommets (5-10 pieces)
– Leather or Strong Cord (3 yds)
– Glue Gun
– Pencil

Instructions:

Step 1: Prepare your Materials

To start, measure out the ideal length of your quiver. It should be long enough to accommodate your preferred arrow length. It’s best to use a material that’s strong and durable such as leather or nylon. Measure out 1 yard of fabric and cut it out into a rectangle shape.

Step 2: Create the Quiver Base

Fold the fabric in half lengthwise, with the right sides facing each other. Pin or clip both ends. Using a sewing machine or needle and thread, sew along both sides, leaving an inch at the top for the opening. Turn the fabric right side out. You should now have a cylinder-shaped quiver.

Step 3: Add the Grommets

On one side of the quiver, measure and mark five to ten equally spaced points at regular intervals. These will be where you insert the grommets that will hold your laces. Using a grommet punch or a pair of scissors, evenly punch out holes where you’ve made your markings. Insert the grommets through each hole, and press them in place using a grommet tool. Repeat on the opposite side of the quiver.

Step 4: Create the Laces

Cut six pieces of your preferred material approximately six to eight inches long. These will become the laces that will tie your quiver securely to your body. You can use leather cord or other types of strong cord.

Step 5: Attach the Laces

Thread two pieces of cord through each grommet, starting from the bottom and working your way up. You can tie the bottom two cords together to create a loop. Repeat this on the other side. At this stage, you’ll have two loops on either side of your quiver.

Step 6: Secure the Laces

With the loops tied securely, your quiver is now complete! You can now tie your quiver to your body using the laces you’ve attached. Wrap the quiver around your waist and secure it by tying the laces tightly to your body. You can also attach the laces to your belt or backpack for secure transport.

Conclusion:

Making your own quiver is an efficient way to create a carrier that’s tailored to your specific requirements. This quiver has been constructed using durable and robust materials, with the added customization of the number and position of grommets. It’s easy to tie it securely to your body, ensuring you always have access to your arrows whenever you need them. Give it a try and see how you can personalize your quiver to your specific archery needs.

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