If you are a fan of hunting then this is for you. You can learn as many best possible ways to make a quiver for your needs. The best part of having things is when you are able to get them done by yourself.
I have put together a list of the most unique DIY quiver projects that you can make from the comfort of your home. I hope you find a suitable quiver for your arrows.
1. Archery Quiver
This is an archery quiver that is built from scratch using an HT- pipe. There is also a special casing with a strap that this goes with so you don’t need to carry your quiver with difficulty. To make this, you will need a pipe and an end lid. First, cut the pipe to shape and sand through the edges. Attach the slits, lid, and a grip.
2. DIY Leather Quiver
If you love to work around with leather then this is your sure bet? There is a combination of light brown leather for the middle and deep brown leather at the edges giving it an adorable look. Cut the shape you desire and attach the pieces together carefully with a needle and leather glue.
3. Archers Quiver DIY
This soft DIY quiver is made of canvas. I trust you did not expect this! But, there is a little touch of leather for the pouch and the handle. Cut out the three layers for the body and pocket then sew each piece with a machine. You can use copper rivets to attach the hardware to the body.
4. DIY Quiver And Arrows
Have you ever seen a quiver made of cardstock? This can be easily used as a centerpiece. It is two way too, you can either hang it or you keep it sitting on a platform. This is easy to make. Attach your decorative paper to the cardstock and roll then glue it and make a base.
5. Blood Red DIY Leather Arrow Quiver
Making a DIY quiver needs exceptionality to differentiate from the rest. This is a scaled leather quiver with a pouch and belt that can be adjustable. It also has a bow attached to it. You can always use a mold to shape your design then stamp and dye. Stitch the pieces together carefully.
6. DIY Leather Back Quiver
This DIY leather quiver gives you an easy project to work on. It has two patterns for the top and the body and a dangling button for the pouch. Attach the extras to the body before sealing it up completely. For the strap, you can crisscross some lace in and out of created holes.
7. DIY Archery Quiver
This beautiful no-sew DIY quiver can carry just a few arrows or sticks depending on the need for your hunt. It is a really slim cardboard tube, well patterned with bright colors and twines as the strap. Fold the paper into two and cut off the extras. Attach your designs and seal the paper on a tube. Punch holes and secure the twine with a stapler.
8. DIY No Sew Quiver
You don’t need a machine for this DIY quiver and it is customized with macramé arrows and a bow. You need to work with cotton string, wooden beads, drop cloth, and empty cans among other things. The top of the arrow is made of strings and the tip from an old can. Making the quiver will get you twisting, tacking, and folding.
9. DIY Primitive Arrow Quiver
This DIY quiver gives a reminder of primitive hunting experience with the fur all around the quiver. This is made of red stag hide. Measure and cut out what you want to use. Sew together with the strap. If you want to have a primitive hunting experience I would recommend making this DIY quiver.
10. DIY Duct Tape Quiver
If you love to work with duct tape then you are not left out. This shiny duct tape DIY quiver gives it an exceptional glow. Measure your arrows and cut the duct tape. Keep attaching until you get a cylinder. Seal the bottom and attach a strap.
11. How To Build A Quiver For $10
This low budget quiver is made of pipes that are partitioned into three layers and attached together. You can make your pipes bigger so it will not be difficult to fit the arrows into the pipe. The bottom is created by cutting the top of a bottle that can fit and attaching it so you can screw open the quiver when you need it.
12. How To Make A Bamboo Quiver
This is a combination of an easy to make quiver, bow, and arrow. You will surely wonder how the bamboo got bent. Cut the length of bamboo you want to use and get the inner pieces out. Then attach a lid to the bottom. When using a clamp, don’t make it too hard so it doesn’t give way.
13. How To Make A Quiver Using Old Torn Pants
Here’s one of those fun crafts to try out. You can use an old trouser and transform it into a DIY quiver. Cut some pieces of string and sew to the edge of the quiver to seal it. Then fix the strap.
14. How To Make A Bark Arrow Quiver
This quiver is made from tree bark. Slice from the bottom to the top so you can detach the bark from the actual tree easily so it will not be ripped off. Punch two holes in the top. Tie the top together. Fold the bottom on itself and tie with a string. Make the tie evenly spread so the excess can be fixed up for the strap.
15. DIY Wooden Arrow Quiver
This DIY quiver is made of eastern red cedar wood. Remove the bark and seal. Cut the wood, make a hollow, and glue. When you are done, put a clear finish on the wood.
16. DIY PVC Quiver
This easy DIY quiver is made of PVC and a length of paracord. Drill a hole in the top and bottom and use the paracord through the hole. Make sure this is done on the lower base. Strap the cord well twice and you are good to go.
17. No-Sew Kids Quiver
If you are looking for an interesting project for your kids then this can help. It is made of cans and fabric of different patterns. There is no need to sew if you have no knowledge of sewing. Wrap your fabric around the Pringles can and lay another patterned fabric on it. Attach a sling with a ribbon.
18. The 5 Minute Quiver
This DIY quiver takes less than 5 minutes to recreate and you don’t even have to sew. It is a black detachable quiver and the strap is adjustable. Cut out your pieces then attach the ribbon for the strap with glue. Finally, hot glue along the sides and the bottom then fix in your strap.
19. How To Make A Leather Quiver
This is a really classy DIY quiver made from leather. It has a rectangular shape and is pretty much easy to carry around. The making of this leather quiver might not be a walk in the park, however, with determination, you should be able to get the hang of it.
20. DIY Pringles Quiver
This pringle’s can DIY quiver is pretty much simple to come up with. First, you have to empty the contents of the can and drill a hole at the bottom. Mark the measurements you want to use. Fix in a part for the strap on the body then use a Popsicle stick guard at the base. This shouldn’t take so much of your time.
