Here's a few I've been working on for the family.
I've posted the top two before, but not the sheaths. These are for my two daughters aged twelve and eight. They choose the patterns, the fittings, handle material/liners, and picked the patterns for the leather stamping.
The third one down is a Loveless City knife in RWL-34. The handle is pippy Yew, the fittings are 304 stainless and the mosaic pins are homemade.
This one is for my Wife.
I've still not started on the sheath, as I seem to have been sidetracked again starting another knife as always. Making sheaths is my least favourite part of knifemaking and I nearly always seem to put it off.
The bottom knife is a small kitchen knife for my Mother in law. This is in RWL-34, with 304 stainless bolsters, Kirinite handle and again, homemade mosaic pins. The design is heavily influenced by Robert Welch.
Thanks for looking.
Ian.
I've posted the top two before, but not the sheaths. These are for my two daughters aged twelve and eight. They choose the patterns, the fittings, handle material/liners, and picked the patterns for the leather stamping.
The third one down is a Loveless City knife in RWL-34. The handle is pippy Yew, the fittings are 304 stainless and the mosaic pins are homemade.
This one is for my Wife.
I've still not started on the sheath, as I seem to have been sidetracked again starting another knife as always. Making sheaths is my least favourite part of knifemaking and I nearly always seem to put it off.
The bottom knife is a small kitchen knife for my Mother in law. This is in RWL-34, with 304 stainless bolsters, Kirinite handle and again, homemade mosaic pins. The design is heavily influenced by Robert Welch.
Thanks for looking.
Ian.
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