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January was one of my biggest months in a few years. Three large shipments but things calmed down in February...or so I thought. Three birthdays, Valentines Day and a special gift for my son yet to be started. So I thought I shared this with everyone else.
Photo one: Birthday gifts/Valentines gifts
My daughter was born on Feb 13th so she gets the travel Crochet Kit from PSI and the Scissors set. The Crochet travel kit is at the top of the photo as is the scissors set. The Crochet kit was done in stabilized Serviceberry that I harvested from our home in the Rocky Mountains. The scissors kit was done in Linden...sorry, long story so if you want to know how I got it you'll have to ask.
My son in law was born on Feb 9 so he gets the knife done in Linden (that's the knife at the top of the picture).
The Scissor kit is a Valentines gift for my wife who was the one to inspire me to make them. After she saw, and wanted one, I sent a sample to my customer in Hawaii with some very plain Koa and he sold the set in less than 24 hours. This kit was done in stabilized Walnut Burl. So a new item Hawaii bound.
The photo below is this year's Veterans Drawing at the annual Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation banquet. A Skinner done in Serviceberry from the Rocky Mountains and a Pen with a special sentiment. I think this is the 8th year I've donated to this drawing.
The photo below is my pride and joy. The large knife with the sheath was done in Amboyna Burl with a Pacific Sapphire crushed Opal inlay. This knife took almost 80 hours to finish and is the first stamped sheath I've ever done. This knife is truly a custom knife as the blank was a limited run and I got to buy 40 out of 200 of the blanks. The designer passed shortly before the production run was completed so this knife is no longer available anywhere. I'm pretty stoked to have gotten in on this deal. This knife will go into my personal collection. The small folder is a Raptor folder and is my second best selling pocket knife, it's done in Redwood Burl.
BTW, my birthday's on the 14th of this month. So the knife is a birthday gift to myself!
Thanks for looking.
Photo one: Birthday gifts/Valentines gifts
My daughter was born on Feb 13th so she gets the travel Crochet Kit from PSI and the Scissors set. The Crochet travel kit is at the top of the photo as is the scissors set. The Crochet kit was done in stabilized Serviceberry that I harvested from our home in the Rocky Mountains. The scissors kit was done in Linden...sorry, long story so if you want to know how I got it you'll have to ask.
My son in law was born on Feb 9 so he gets the knife done in Linden (that's the knife at the top of the picture).
The Scissor kit is a Valentines gift for my wife who was the one to inspire me to make them. After she saw, and wanted one, I sent a sample to my customer in Hawaii with some very plain Koa and he sold the set in less than 24 hours. This kit was done in stabilized Walnut Burl. So a new item Hawaii bound.
The photo below is this year's Veterans Drawing at the annual Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation banquet. A Skinner done in Serviceberry from the Rocky Mountains and a Pen with a special sentiment. I think this is the 8th year I've donated to this drawing.
The photo below is my pride and joy. The large knife with the sheath was done in Amboyna Burl with a Pacific Sapphire crushed Opal inlay. This knife took almost 80 hours to finish and is the first stamped sheath I've ever done. This knife is truly a custom knife as the blank was a limited run and I got to buy 40 out of 200 of the blanks. The designer passed shortly before the production run was completed so this knife is no longer available anywhere. I'm pretty stoked to have gotten in on this deal. This knife will go into my personal collection. The small folder is a Raptor folder and is my second best selling pocket knife, it's done in Redwood Burl.
BTW, my birthday's on the 14th of this month. So the knife is a birthday gift to myself!
Thanks for looking.
