My entry for the comp. dress in Yew.
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The staining is natural. Probably had a nail or staple in the timber. The piece it was cut off was also stained but a deeper purple.
Penpal
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Loved the colour Bill.
Peter.
Peter.
wm460
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Great looking pen Bill, very colourful.
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What beautiful color Bill
!VERY NICELY DONE!
!VERY NICELY DONE!
Les ELm
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Nicely done.
Les
Les
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Unusual colouring Bill turned into a rather nifty pen
I like that Bill.
Done a great job of it, did you use a dye on it or is it natural?
Done a great job of it, did you use a dye on it or is it natural?