| Project by twig | posted 1622 days ago | 808 views | 1 time favorited | 4 comments |  |
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Here are a few of my first exotic forks after I finished them. The one on the right, made from lacy sycamore, started out with three prongs but the outer two were weak and I removed them and made it into a stick instead of a comb.
I switched to using tung oil as a finish for my pieces and I like it much better than the krylon crystal coat.
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Bill Hall
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#1 posted 1622 days ago
Incredible work! I’d love to see a “how-to” on this.
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Chris Cunanan
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#2 posted 1622 days ago
beautiful! same as with the other projects….you may have found a niche here i think, if they get placed right i’m sure you could be back-ordered for a while, then the price goes up. Good luck with the sales!
jockmike2
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#3 posted 1621 days ago
Very pretty and I could see a couple different uses for them.
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twig
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#4 posted 1615 days ago
Thank you all!
Bill Hall I would love to know how to make a “how-to” for this! lol I am still trying to figure this board out and with the holidays looming, I’ve not got time to study it closely. I will try to figure it out and make a “how to”. I would really love to see what y’all would come up with.
Chris Cunanan I hope I did find a niche. I’ve searched online and found all sorts of hair forks and sticks, but none quite like mine. :) I’m a slow worker and this is just a hobby, so I’m just having a blast making them and seeing how others respond to them. :) Give me that warm and fuzzy. :D
jockmike2 I think they could be used for shawl pins, some of them letter openers, others… weapons. :D
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