Hi all,
New here and to BC in general.... have to confess, I'm on here for purely selfish reasons and don't really know much about BC.
My boyfriend, Dan, who has an account on here - he's called Georann I believe? - is really outdoorsy and has introduced me to rifle shooting and lots of other cool stuff since we've been together.
He loves making knives, and has made himself a knife from black ash burl wood - wood he got from a member on here! He absolutely loves this wood, and being an outdoorsy bloke, would obviously prefer wooden jewellery, if he was ever to wear any jewellery....
Can you see where this is going?
I'm on a mission to track down the person he got this wood from, as it's very specific and special to him. I'd ideally like a sample of this wood, to send on to a company who makes custom engagement rings - yeah, I'm that cute!
I'm planning on getting him a palladium (strong, durable, would withstand his outdoor activities and diving-related hobbies) ring with black ash burl inlay (his favourite wood, makes it look a bit more 'manly' and obviously will mean a lot to him).
I've found, like I said, a company who can make such a ring for me, in time for Valentine's day I hope - with it being a leap year, I'm going to take the plunge and be the woman proposing, but would like to celebrate the occasion more than once every four years, so am bringing the usual date forward to the 14th!
It's quite sweet that that date falls on a Sunday too, as this is when we shoot with his university rifle club - I've got a lot of ideas for using targets to write out the 'Marry me?' bit, hanging the ring off the scope on his rifle, etc etc. Am planning to get his uni buddies involved in my plans, but obviously need the ring sorted first!
Sorry for the long post, but if anyone has dealt with georann on here before, or maybe saw the thread where he asked for black ash burl wood for a knife handle, please contact me! I'd love to talk to the person who supplied the wood to him on the off chance they still have some of the same lying around that they could send to me.
Thanks in advance, bushcrafters!
Jess xxx
New here and to BC in general.... have to confess, I'm on here for purely selfish reasons and don't really know much about BC.
My boyfriend, Dan, who has an account on here - he's called Georann I believe? - is really outdoorsy and has introduced me to rifle shooting and lots of other cool stuff since we've been together.
He loves making knives, and has made himself a knife from black ash burl wood - wood he got from a member on here! He absolutely loves this wood, and being an outdoorsy bloke, would obviously prefer wooden jewellery, if he was ever to wear any jewellery....
Can you see where this is going?
I'm on a mission to track down the person he got this wood from, as it's very specific and special to him. I'd ideally like a sample of this wood, to send on to a company who makes custom engagement rings - yeah, I'm that cute!
I'm planning on getting him a palladium (strong, durable, would withstand his outdoor activities and diving-related hobbies) ring with black ash burl inlay (his favourite wood, makes it look a bit more 'manly' and obviously will mean a lot to him).
I've found, like I said, a company who can make such a ring for me, in time for Valentine's day I hope - with it being a leap year, I'm going to take the plunge and be the woman proposing, but would like to celebrate the occasion more than once every four years, so am bringing the usual date forward to the 14th!
It's quite sweet that that date falls on a Sunday too, as this is when we shoot with his university rifle club - I've got a lot of ideas for using targets to write out the 'Marry me?' bit, hanging the ring off the scope on his rifle, etc etc. Am planning to get his uni buddies involved in my plans, but obviously need the ring sorted first!
Sorry for the long post, but if anyone has dealt with georann on here before, or maybe saw the thread where he asked for black ash burl wood for a knife handle, please contact me! I'd love to talk to the person who supplied the wood to him on the off chance they still have some of the same lying around that they could send to me.
Thanks in advance, bushcrafters!
Jess xxx