• About burls

    About burls

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    About burls Some of the most beautiful wood grain and patterning is found in what can best be described as a wart on the tree. There's no getting around the fact that burls (or burrs, as they are called in other parts of the world) look kind of nasty.I haven't seen a convincing explanation of exactly why burls form, but some suggest it's a...
  • fountain pens are highly collectible

    fountain pens are highly collectible

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    Both vintage and modern fountain pens are highly collectible as they subtly nod to the past and carry an unspoken connection to a bygone era. Fountain pen enthusiasts understand their many benefits, from smooth, crisp writing capabilities to their interchangeability in color, thickness, and weight. Whether you are adding to your collection of pens or using a fountain pen for the first time, be...
  • How to Prepare New Calligraphy Nibs for Use

    How to Prepare New Calligraphy Nibs for Use

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    How to Prepare New Calligraphy Nibs for Use July 1, 2016 by Lindsey Bugbee 98 Comments Filed Under: Beginner’s Calligraphy, Calligraphy, Nibs, Tutorials Tagged With: calligraphy, supplies, tutorial Have you ever noticed that new calligraphy nibs can be a headache to use? The culprit is the manufacturer’s oils! Every manufacturer applies a finish to their nibs to ensure that the nibs stay in good condition while in storage. In this post, you’ll learn four ways to...
  • Handmade is the New American Manufacturing

    Handmade is the New American Manufacturing

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    When you make something, you leave a part of yourself in it.
  • A Brief History of Fountain Pens

    A Brief History of Fountain Pens

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    While the earliest record of a fountain-like pen dates from the 10th century
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