So when this blog began, I promised to show some sketches
and maybe a how-to or two (2or2?). During correspondence with Michael S., a
fellow pen-turner who is now the proud owner of the United In Christ his and
hers pen set, Michael asked how the pens were made. I sent him instructions,
and now want to share these with you.
Pen turning is a very satisfying hobby I
recommend to anyone, and making pens with crosses is relatively simple with
beautiful results.
Now, I don't plan on revealing all of my secrets. In fact,
I've got an idea to make something similar, but with a cross only on one side
...
Until then, without further ado, How to Make Cross Pen
Blanks:
I want to know! Tell me about one of your 'trade secrets' in
your work. Comment below!
Thanks for checking in.
See my current inventory at:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/HopeAndGracePens
and http://articents.com/HopeAndGracePens
See my current inventory at:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/HopeAndGracePens
and http://articents.com/HopeAndGracePens
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