The great grandson was here today and asked if he could have a go at pyrography so I found something which I thought he could do and got the pattern onto a piece of ply. After a few lines dots and other scribbles to get the feel of the pen this is what he produced for his Mum. He is only 8 but he really enjoyed the time making this.
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wm460
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Very vice Derek .
A good job done Derek. Very nice.
chas_41_uk
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He did well Derek
A great first effort
I just sat and watched with a gentle nudge now and again otherwise I left him to get on with it. He started with the bells first then the ribbon and then the leaves and finally once he worked down he did the writing. The only thing I did was to put a finish on and the ribbon. His mum was well pleased. and his nan gave him an A+
Penpal
Grand Master
Full marks from me please tell him he did so well for 8.
Peter.
Peter.
Didn't he do well
bluntchisel
Registered
That's as good as a photo to remember younger days. Well done!
Bob.
Bob.
Scots Bill
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Good job that boy. That is the age to start.
donwatson
Fellow
Excellent result. Great first burn
Well done that lad.. It makes me feel so proud when the young ones have a go at things like this.
I know how I feel when grandson is in the shed with me, keep it up Derek, all good stuff and he will remember it for the rest of his life..
I know how I feel when grandson is in the shed with me, keep it up Derek, all good stuff and he will remember it for the rest of his life..