Rawhide and Rawhide Laces

The elk rawhide lacing is sold in 60-foot bundles. These are continuous pieces of full grain or top grain lacing. It is excellent for lacing up drums and shields or other reproduction items. PLEASE NOTE: Rawhide lacing is STIFF and must be wetted before use. It will then dry stiff. We have had customers order rawhide laces thinking that they are getting a nice soft lace and are disappointed because it is stiff. Think of rawhide dog chews. It is NOT soft and supple lacing such as deerskin...

The medicine wheel bases measure 2" in diameter. The goat rawhide medicine wheel bases are thinner than the traditionally used elk rawhide medicine wheel bases. Elk is subject to USFWS export restrictions.

You should be able to cut four 24” rounds from a #1 grade elk rawhide. There may be holes or other defects. There are little pieces of hair on the rawhide. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. The approximate square footage on a roll of rawhide is 25 sq. ft. An average hide is approximately 6' long by 4' wide. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. We measured one piece at random: Length: 64.5"Width across...

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

This rawhide may have holes or other flaws.  Please see photos for these. Elk rawhide is ideal for making drums, lamp shades, and other crafts. Elk rawhide is thicker than deer rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...