Boyle Bladeworks

Boyle Bladeworks Scottish Artist and Knifemaker. Handmade in Alloa,Scotland
>Sgian Dubhs
>Kilt pins
>Small leather

19/06/2026

“Boyle Bladeworks: where raw horn meets patterned steel and becomes something worth keeping.” Our latest knife ready for twisted pattern welded steel with 5000 year old Scottish bog oak bolster , patterned welded spacer and stag antler handle

09/06/2026

“Nature doesn’t forgive. Carry something that won’t fail.” Fiadh in the wild red stag antler and buffalo horn bolster. Will be available Scottish Game Fair Photos by Photography

08/06/2026

“Where the moss grows thick a blade born for the wild — and right at home in it.” One of our latest Sgian dubh made from Scottish red stag antler with cow horn bolster Will be available Scottish Game Fair Photos by

05/06/2026

Folklore Friday The Beithir.

26/05/2026

Getting our merch and boxes ready for Edgy Expothis weekend all Boxes stickers and signage made by Stacey Boyle

22/05/2026

Folklore Friday

The Alicorn of the Hidden Glen.

22/05/2026

From the wild heart of Africa to the forge of the Highlands. A blade with two homelands. South African springbok handled Sgian Dubh with Scottish stag bolster and pommel

21/05/2026

“Crafted from antler and steel — built to last a lifetime. Antler tine Sgian Dubh with buffalo horn spacer and hand stitched deer hide sheath

20/05/2026

From spent brass to Highland steel — a Sgian Dubh born from the trenches
Stone washed Sgian Dubh with spent 50 calibre round handle and .556 round kilt pin for Edgy Expo

19/05/2026

Sgian Dubhs Hand‑crafted from red stag antler, finished with a buffalo horn bolster, and paired with a hand‑stitched deer‑hide sheath. A proper piece of wild craftsmanship — no two ever the same.

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Alloa

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