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Another ergonomic oblique dip pen holder

fingwe

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I made this one a little while ago, but had left it unfinished. I finally got around to sanding (done by hand, so my least favourite part of making - hence why it had been left a while) and polishing it last night. Hand cast polyurethane resin.

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Buckeye

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That's a nice cast:thumbs:

Peter
 
Terry Q

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Penpal said:
So special Melanie, the design and care is obvious. I have learned so much about these pens thanks to you.

Peter.
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The same with me. Never heard of them. Quite fascinating to see them in use. Lovely pen Melanie. Blank, shape, finish all top notch. Do you ever look at the pens on Pinterst?
 
fingwe

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Thanks everyone! It sold within a couple of hours, so someone else obviously liked it! :winking:
 
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