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Antler is a lot better for making needles. It has more flexibility and is less prone to breakage. I also heard somewhere, but cannot vouch for it's veracity, that bone is more likely to carry infection into a wound if you stick yourself with one.

I use tablet woven headbands when I'm working. Debs usually just splits the warp into three, then splits each into three again and plaits them with a knot at the end. Results in three short dangling plaits at each end.

Absolute pleasure Tony. It's not often we get the chance to see them all lit up.

Just a couple of shots from this years Steam Tent Corner at the Moot. Thoroughly enjoyable event again thanks to Tony, family and the Mods. Thanks too go to all the people that dropped in to see us and enjoy the camp for a while. We enjoy having some company around the fire. Unpacking to...

Well, we are known for the lanterns so this year we will be running a workshop on running, repairing and restoring tubular lanterns like this.

I cold camp even in the Arctic. This is so tragic.

A tattoo machine would make sense. It was the dotty nature of the lines that confused me. Very nice work.

I'm sure the MindMoot will be worth it.

That is a nice piece of work. Looks like it might be done with a laser though.

This thread should help: Kolrosing. Dane Licina on FaceBook is worth looking up. He has really mastered the technique. Dane Licina

That is delightfully bonkers. It would fit in perfectly.

It's a method of tattooing wood. 5 minutes to learn, a lifetime to master.

We will be doing our thing again this year and lighting it up in the evening of course. We will also be offering an informal "Bring Your Own Craft Space" where you can join other crafty people for company while you do your own thing too. We should have shelter from the weather, Rain or Shine...

Link Updated. We should have a few more to show this year.

I have read so many over the years but I do recall Jonathan Livingstone Seagull feeling quite profound at the time.