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Sycamore Slimline with a Celtic Cross
- Thread starter Jim
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very nice 
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- Jan 31, 2013
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- Terry
Nice one Jim !!!!
I don't like that Jim.....I love it 
Excellent execution of the knot really crisp mate.
Excellent execution of the knot really crisp mate.
Another cracker there !
I like the choice of woods :up:
I like the choice of woods :up:
Penpal
Grand Master
Excellent pen Jim ticks all the boxes for me. Could not help thinking seeing your use of bloodwood that this timber may solve some of the problems occuring in the detailed Kingfisher pen.
Your detail shaping is very pleasing.
Kind regards Peter.
Your detail shaping is very pleasing.
Kind regards Peter.
Knot looking good Jim
Nice one Jim I do like a Celtic knot on a Slimline and you always do a nice knot init?
Not sure if I gave you the wood though I remember taking Zebrano and sycamore logs, the logs for Woody's store.
Whoever is still nice.
Not sure if I gave you the wood though I remember taking Zebrano and sycamore logs, the logs for Woody's store.
Whoever is still nice.
Nice one Jim..... :wink::wink:
It was Woody's sycamore, Jim. Got a few bits in my box still. You are the master of he slimline AND he master of the Celtic knot, and this pen just proves it!
Don't worrie it his age his memory is dieing off
Nice pen that Jim, knot looks good too