LARP flask, faux medievel belt container by Ruud van Koningsbrugge
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Never mind if you are an elf or a wizard, a fighter or common village folk. The everlasting problem is where to put your handkerchief.
Put this little flask on your belt and place your coins, keys or candy inside. Or may be its the best place for  bat wings, dragon nails or snail eyes.

Make one yourself!
You will need:
Small 9 cm rubber ball, bottle top from a washdetergent bottle, a piece of cord, a piece of copper wire, a piece of T shirt material (photo 3)
and the following tools
small permanent marker, scissors, craft knife, paint brushes, pliers, hole punch, little drill, needle and thread, (photo 4 )
acrylic modelling paste, acrylic paint black, chromium green, burnt sienna, ochre, gold or copper 
 
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Step 1:

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Place the bottle cap on the ball and draw a circle. Punch the scissors in the ball and cut out very carefully. Th bottle cap should fit snug but not too tight
claramecium says: Jan 23, 2013. 3:15 PM
cool! you should make a big one to actually carry water.
Penolopy Bulnick says: Jan 16, 2013. 3:05 PM
That turned out great! And you can't tell what you made it out of from just looking at it :) You should enter this into the Holiday Gifts Contest!
jcampbell says: Jan 3, 2013. 6:14 AM
You can find some brands of sake (rice wine) in small, bulbous bottle. They'd make a nice base if you actually wanted to carry a liquid in one of these.
SylverX says: Dec 19, 2012. 4:34 PM
I really like this, especially with the impression that it's actually leather, but I wonder if the cord could be replaced with a leather one, to seem more rustic. And I also wonder if there could be a way to make it with some more earth-friendly products . . . maybe if you found a way to make two half-sphere castings and glue them together, then cut out a hole . . .
Aw, I'm ranting now! But even so, I LOVE this idea! I think I know what I could do with my next project . . .! Great job! :D
WriterChick says: Dec 8, 2012. 9:23 AM
Lovely idea!
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