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www.tandyleather.com Good for a first attempt. I have a bit higher standard to be judged by though. My uncle does his own leather work for period correct gear relating to the mountain man recreations. He taught me, and is also the judge for my work. Last one I did was a belt rig for my Leatherman, bit set, mini-maglite, and 6" crescent wrench, the third piece of leather I've worked. Results: much better than the other one I had done, he couldn't tell that it was a home built until I really showed him some of the mistakes. One other thing, use waxed thread, and wet the leather. Makes life much easier.
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