Justin bought me a pair of knives and some secateurs for Christmas this year. The secateurs are special as they’re designed for left-handers. Trying them out for the first time, I didn’t realise how odd it has felt pruning in the garden all these years.
The knives are for when I’m out walking and using to collect wild berries, nuts and fungi. Rather than simply slinging the knives in my coat pocket, I’d like one of these attractive foraging pouches to keep them safe… and for storing my elderflowers, bilberries, chestnuts and wild mushrooms.
- Bushcraft foraging pouch: £14.50, Etsy
Made from 12oz quality British waxed canvas and secured with a wooden hazel toggle and strong 550 USA cordage. Belt loop is 2.5″. This foraging pouch is perfect for adventures and everyday use. Size approx 7.5″ wide by 9.5″ long.
- Leather & canvas foraging pouch, collapsible, water resistant: £28.98, Amazon
This handmade foraging bag is made of high-quality water-repellent canvas, vintage style leather, and solid hardware parts
- TA foraging pouch: £49.99, TA Outdoors
The handmade belt carry pouch is made from high quality premium 3mm veg tanned leather which has been hand cut, dyed and polished. The khaki green pouch itself is made from 8oz washed and waxed cotton canvas. It features solid brass rivets and press stud and it is fitted with a nylon drawstring and dyed wood toggle.
shop foraging pouches
Some of the links on our blog are affiliate links. We may receive a small commission - at no cost to you - if you click through and make a purchase.
Prices & links correct at time of publication.
