Doggy Paw Print Blanks?

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Hi Fine Folks:

Has any one seen AA or other non-wood doggy paw print blanks? They can be any color as long as the doggy paw print are there. I have searched, but can't find.

The closest I got was paw print stickers from Hobby Lobby in between CA finishes on wood. They are ok, but not what I want.

Thanks for reading and taking an interest.

Best to all,

Tony
 
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Thank you for the replies. I have seen some of them including the breed (full dog) engravings; they are very nice! However, I am looking for non-engraved acrylic/resin.

Thanks again!
 
I meant to say I am not looking for an inlay blanks...my fault for not being clear.

The folks that want this pattern like the slim lines and trim lines (7mm double barrel). The blanks can be white with black paws, brown with white or black paws, etc. I don't think this acrylic/resin blank has been invented yet :).
 
I think you need to look at some polymer clay blanks to get this kind of pattern easily. I don't have the resources handy now to direct you to but a bit of searching on the forum will give you a real good idea of what you can accomplish.
 
Cat paws

Looking for something like this?
 

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Bearkats Sam Houston state

One I did for a family member.
 

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yes. Depends are very nice! It looks like the ones I made for my wife with the stickers from Hobby Lobby?
 
Branden made some pens with sand that were cool. Maybe PM him and see if he would consider doing a couple for you. Better hurry though, golfing season is almost upon him. :cool:
 
Thanks....but no interest in making my own. I spoke to real nice guy yesterday that used to make them, but doesn't any more. My wife is happy with the stickers....I am not :).

Thank you!
 
I'd offer to make some for you but I haven't got everything set up yet to start selling.
 
TonyL said:
Thanks....but no interest in making my own. I spoke to real nice guy yesterday that used to make them, but doesn't any more. My wife is happy with the stickers....I am not :).

Thank you!
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It don't take a lot to make them. Hardest part is rolling the cane for the pawprints, after that its just slicing and sticking to the tube til it's covered them bake them in the oven. You still need to finish with CA for a good shine from my experience but they are very easy to turn. This might be something you could talk your wife into doing as you use the same technique making jewelry items.
 
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Doggy Paws.

Gary Beasley said:
TonyL said:
Thanks....but no interest in making my own. I spoke to real nice guy yesterday that used to make them, but doesn't any more. My wife is happy with the stickers....I am not :).

Thank you!
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It don't take a lot to make them. Hardest part is rolling the cane for the pawprints, after that its just slicing and sticking to the tube til it's covered them bake them in the oven. You still need to finish with CA for a good shine from my experience but they are very easy to turn. This might be something you could talk your wife into doing as you use the same technique making jewelry items.
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I am not a CA finish guy (yet). I will look for better stickers :). Thanks for the suggestion.

Have a great one Gary!
 
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If you were looking for something other than a 7mm slim tube set you might have better luck finding something or attracting a custom blank maker who would do something in all resin for you.

A nice multicast engraved / carved blank seems to run $20 - $50 per tube. For someone selling a high end fountain pen or roller for hundreds of dollars, that's not an unreasonable cost. $20 - $30 for a blank for a sierra / bolt type pen that sells for $100+ wouldn't automatically be considered unreasonable.

Anything over $10 for a slimline blank set would likely be considered crazy by most people making / selling slimline pens. From the blank makers perspective, designing, carving and multi casting a blank set for less than $10 would be crazy.

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Ed (no relation to Crazy Eddie)
 
What colors would you like and what tube size are you looking for? If I have everything I'll make a couple tubes up. How soon are you wanting them?
 
Depending on the detail of the clay blanks 10 can be crazy low. Just look up how clay canes are made.....some are crazy detailed and very time consuming to make.
 
Tony,

Have a look at this --> http://www.penturners.org/forum/f13/lady-bugs-dogs-butterflies-69948/

TonyL said:
Hi Fine Folks:

Has any one seen AA or other non-wood doggy paw print blanks? They can be any color as long as the doggy paw print are there. I have searched, but can't find.

The closest I got was paw print stickers from Hobby Lobby in between CA finishes on wood. They are ok, but not what I want.

Thanks for reading and taking an interest.

Best to all,

Tony
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I'm still trying to figure out how the sand blanks were done. One grain glued at a time?
 
Howdy Pete,

I did not see you reply before I posted my reply.

Yes, our home course is opening on May 15th.

Curly said:
Branden made some pens with sand that were cool. Maybe PM him and see if he would consider doing a couple for you. Better hurry though, golfing season is almost upon him. :cool:
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Doggy Paw Blanks

These are very nice. but my stickers on wood with CA finish are clearer. It could be the photo.

Thank you!

Penl8the said:
Tony,

Have a look at this --> http://www.penturners.org/forum/f13/lady-bugs-dogs-butterflies-69948/

TonyL said:
Hi Fine Folks:

Has any one seen AA or other non-wood doggy paw print blanks? They can be any color as long as the doggy paw print are there. I have searched, but can't find.

The closest I got was paw print stickers from Hobby Lobby in between CA finishes on wood. They are ok, but not what I want.

Thanks for reading and taking an interest.

Best to all,

Tony
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