| Pyrography |
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| Pyrography is the art of burning pictures into wood/leather using a high temperature 'pencil'. It is frequently seen on functional items as well as purely decorative pieces. Pictured below is some of Kash's work. |
| Small decorative plaques, in birch ply. They are about 3x6" I use these for practice, as well as for short projects to fill in a stray half hour. |
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| A selection of sycamore key fobs. Colour has been added to some by use of watercolour paint. |
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| These didn't photograph well (all others are scanned). But they show some practical uses of Pyrography. The clock was made for my sewing room on a 'Tailor of Gloucester' theme. A house sign with a rural theme, toadstools, brambles and poppies. A small box decorated with celtic knotwork. |