Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Yokut on January 25, 2010, 04:47:26 pm
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This is a project I started on New Year's Eve and just finished last night. It took me roughly 30 hours of workmanship from start to finish. This is only my second experience with bead work, I really enjoyed it and learned alot. I used a contemporary applique technique on buckskin. I took the advice of a friend and allowed "Mother Earth" to guide me as far as color schemes and patterns went. I think it came out pretty good.
The knife is a joint project because the Novaculite point was given to me as a gift from Wade a.k.a. N2evrything. (We've been great friends for the past 12 years and on his latest visit to Oregon he presented me with it). I immediately decided what I was going to use it for. I added the antler and sinew for asthetics. From there the sheath just sort of spawned out.
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again that turned out simply awesome mark!
Very nice work. I'm jealous and want one too!
And that bit of knappin dont look half bad neither. :)
N2
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nice knife and sheath... looks really well made! :) -josh
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Mark thats some real nice bead work and wade ya done good on that blade :)
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Excellent, all the way around!
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A great showcase for a great blade. Well done.
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Beautiful work,all of it. :)
Pappy
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great work from both of ya. you must have the patience of a saint to do that beadwork. peace
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Great work guys! I need one too ::).
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Cool stuff, someday I'd like to try some beadwork, I have too many hobbies now that I can't keep up with.
Excellent work
VB
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Very well made and nice looking project. Good job guys
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really like the looks of that,good job
Bone pile