Showing posts with label box elder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label box elder. Show all posts
Sunday
Box Elder Tatting Lace Crochet Picot Hook
On this tool, Dave used a size 6 (1.80 mm) steel crochet hook inset into a stem he turned from dyed box elder burl. He usually uses smaller hooks, but this single hook happened to show up in an order by mistake. The overall length of this tool, which is currently up for auction on Ebay, is 4 ½ inches.
Saturday
Needle Vise Pattern Pricker
Dave has crafted this needle vise pattern pricker from beautiful dyed and stabilized Box Elder Burl. It is approximately 2 ¾ inches long and is currently up for auction on Ebay.
Sunday
Buffalo Bone Small Crochet Hook
This small crochet hook is buffalo bone (American Bison from the Cascade Buffalo Ranch here in Oregon). The finial is dyed Box Elder with a Cocobolo accent ring. This piece of Box Edler shows a mix of blues, greens and natural burl colors. The length is 5 1/2 inches and is a USA hook size E, 3.50 mm. It has been initialed by Dave, the maker. Please click any of the links above to view more photos of this beautiful hook.
Friday
Bone and Box Elder Laying Tool
Dave turned this beautifully colored 5 inch laying tool out of bone and dyed box elder wood.
Bone is LEGAL to ship worldwide. We have been having a problem with someone maliciously reporting this item to Ebay for removal. This person has been reported and the matter is being investigated by Ebay so hopefully there will be no further disruptions.
Monday
Dyed Box Elder Burl Wood Bobbin Shuttle
Dave made this 2 ½ inch bobbin shuttle out of dyed box elder burl wood. The natural features in this piece of burl wood makes an interesting diagonal pattern of lines in the shuttle. The floral design is carved and inlaced into the wood with silver, copper and brass. It has a #14 steel crochet hook inset into the nose. The bobbin is a common plastic singer bobbin that I picked up at Walmart in the 4 pack. The tension drag on the bobbin can be adjusted with the brass axel post screw.
This bobbin shuttle has been initialed and dated by Dave, the maker and is currently up for auction on Ebay.
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