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Tag Archives: fan bird
Fan Bird course
What a great weekend of courses, on Saturday I ran another of my Learn to Mow with a Scythe workshops on a glorious sunny day then on Sunday I was teaching a group how to carve fan birds. I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in fan birds, greenwood courses, SteveTomlinCrafts
Tagged carving, course, fan bird, learn, UK, workshop
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Coloured Fan Birds
For the ‘Working Woodlands’ exhibition at Farfield Mill in Sebergh last month I made some fan birds and, to make them a bit more special, I tried out an idea to add colour to the wings. I think the results … Continue reading
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Tagged course, fan bird, learn to carve, workshop
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Robin's fan bird
It’s a nice feeling anytime someone buys something I’ve made: the idea that the person likes my work enough to want to swap some of their own time, skills and labour (through the exchange medium of money) for some of … Continue reading
Making fan birds
When Christiane came over to visit me this week I told her she could have a fan bird like the one’s I’ve been showing her via skype. The only catch was that she had to make it herself. Christiane’s made … Continue reading
My First Fan Bird
Ever since I first saw these fan birds, I’ve been itching to try making them but other projects always seem to have got in the way. Made amazingly from a single piece of wood, fan birds originated in Russia and … Continue reading
Back from the Bodgers Ball 2011
The Bodger’s Ball was a great weekend; plenty of interesting demos, folk to talk to and time for to relax with a beer. A wonderful setting too at Lower Brockhampton in Herefordshire. Too many things to write now so here’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, APT, bodgers ball, carving, crosscut saw, fan bird, green woodwork, hewing, rake making, wooden rakes
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