Medieval Dual Strap Sword Holder Sheath Leather Pattern - 3 DIY Patterns for back sword scabbard harness

This contains patterns for 3 different styles of harness for back sword scabbards / sheaths / holders.

The PDF file has a link to a video, so you can see how the 3 different finished products look.
(just in case the link in the PDF doesn't work: https://youtu.be/bdimQ5CQSi4 )

This may look like other leather harness patterns out there, likely because of the straps and laced sword sheaths,
but I designed this one to be stronger, easy to put together, and have a great finished product.
Measurements, other than stitching, were done in inches since i'm in the U.S. and only have access to hardware sized in inches.

In the video the finished harnesses were made with 8-9 oz. leather from Buckleguy, but you can use whatever. I used the thicker leather to make sure the harness is really strong.
The shoulder straps are 1 inch wide, so you'll need a 1 inch buckle.
The strap D-rings I used are 1 inch, unless specified. (there's a couple of smaller 3/4 inch straps and d-rings on the chest pieces.
Like I mentioned, this is a PDF file, ready for download now.
Paper size can be either A4 or US letter size, just download the correct file. The 3 different versions are labelled in the PDF.
There 1 chest piece and 3 different back versions.
So, in your print settings, choose the correct paper size and also select the "actual size" setting

Files are not for resale or to be shared free, as they are copyrighted.