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I've noticed the same, but see it as a result of the Facebook groups becoming so big. Often when chatting to folk and I ask them are you a member of the bushcraft forum they reply yes, but it always turns out to be one of the facebook groups instead

nice work Kris, it's always satisfying working with tools you have made yourself

Nothing other than soup, stew, and bread really. I tend to be far too busy teaching to think about food. as to your other comment below, havent been to lofoten yet but it's on my list. We did go south to visit the small viking village on Karmoy near Haugesund and that was lovely, great...

haha if only i had such luxury! nope, fly over with it all. 20kg tent on my back, everything else in suitcases. luckily my wooden furniture i keep at a friends farm close to gudvangen

IMG_20180719_141534_970 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr I'm in love with this pan/pot I bought from Sebastian Drost, a dutch blacksmith. I cleared out quite a lot of his stock throughout the week ^^ IMG_20180721_013412_141 by Hamish Odinson, on Flickr making a quick sheath for a friend...

Another year, another Norwegian adventure. This years viking market was held in the new Njardarheimr viking village. I couldn't resist heading over again to 'Pict' about and catch up with my viking friends. It was a packed week for me, teaching vikingage leatherworking until midnight every...

thank you, i had the same problem and it's been driving me nuts!

Now sold :) Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

Blimey I havent used deviantart for years. I should update it, but fear it would take months :happy: thanks :)

most of this stuff is gone. last chance now before i take it round a few shows this season :)

thanks for all the kind words folks :) It's nice to show what all the encouragement and support has led to over the last decade :)

I have for sale my favourite knife, which I'm only selling due to needing to fund other things. It's hand forged by Kris Jackson, Kristophish if this parish. I can't remember the steel but it holds a good edge. It has a leather wrap handle but this could be removed and scales put on easily if...

that's braw! this is why I love BCUK :)

welcome aboard Mick, fae just over Perth ways ;)

thank you for the kind comments :) I'ts been tough sitting on this for months, glad to finally show it off, and the fantastic filming.editting by Ryan it was a whole new experience for me being filmed and putting this together.

Hey folks I'd like to share this short student film about my work and making a Pictish artefact replica The film was made by Ryan S Bain from Glasgow Clyde College back in Feb before I moved up to Perth, and I've been dying for it to go live so I can show you all what I've been up to. I hope...

nice one mate! I was just telling someone the other day about your lovely yew bows funnily enough

For true carvings, there are only a few simple salmon carvings in Scotland. None of cod, and I know of none in Scandinavia sadly. It's a case of drawing up a modern design inspired by those origins like my salmon Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

Just spent a few days at the singing sands with two other members. A bit midge and tick heavy, and plenty of rain, but didn't stop us having a braw time fishing, playing beach hnefetafl, and enjoying our surroundings Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

nicely done, I agree with Janne. But the best way is to just use it, if it doesn't split then perfect, if it does, then just grind that tang down and enjoy making another :)