had a bit of apple from a limbing job so out of my first piece i got a spoon,the other half was a bit thin so just about got a flipper out of it.
i did a bit of kolrosing on the spoon,i havent done much before now so i'm just learning really but i really like doing it so i can see everything getting done lol.
i need to make a tool for it rather than holding the knife blade,i have an antler tine so will find a tiny blade to set in it...thanks for looking..kev
well done Kev
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Like those a lot what did you use to darken the kolrosing? Got something of a special project I wanna do some on
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Cinnamon, or you could use ground inner birch bark - the key is to dab on a drop of oil so the powder can't be rubbed off.Originally Posted by bikebum1975
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hi mate,i use ground nutmeg,seems to work well,i gave the spoon a coat of linseed first and as oak and ash says it goes like a paste and fills the lines lovely...atb kev
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