closed barons

[elody21]

These are 2 more of the closed barons I made. The black and ivory is corian and the material with the gold is another solid surface material I got along with a bunch of other pieces.

 

[alamocdc]

That stuff is almost dizzying, Alice. But I like it.[]

 

[OSCAR15]

Alice..Beautiful work! Works well....

 

[huntersilver]

I really like the white corian, I am thinking this could be
used for wedding pens, Ivory is just way too expensive!

Great job!!!

 

[Jerryconn]

Very nice looking pens

 

[Jim15]

Great looking pens.

 

[johncrane]

beautiful work well done.

 

[Pipes]

Great looking pens !!! I gotta learn to use that thing I bought from Dario :O)




http://affordablepipes.com/

 

[Ligget]

Lovely, I am starting to like the closed ends. Think thats the first Corian one I have seen, superb work.[][]

 

[Penmonkey]

Really nice, I like closed end pens.

 

[gerryr]

Nice work, Alice. The white corian is very attractive stuff.

 

[Scott]

Hey Alice!

I really like these! The use of the black and the white to set them off is excellent!

Scott.

 

[angboy]

Will you share the name and maker of the flecked material? It is very interesting and unique- you paired it together with the solids very nicely.

 

[emackrell]

I second Angboy's request - that gold flecked material is really attractive. And the pens look really great!

cheers Eileen

 

[Glenn McCullough]

very nice, I am not usually a fan of mismatched body and cap ends, but these dont look mismatched at all. fine job!

 

[elody21]

Originally posted by angboy
<br />Will you share the name and maker of the flecked material? It is very interesting and unique- you paired it together with the solids very nicely.

I believe this is from a company called Karadon.

 

[redfishsc]

You can get the stuff called Staron, Gibraltar, Corian, and even Formica has a line out now.

Anytime you see a material that looks like stone, see if it scratches like plastic. If so, you can make a pen out of it!

 

[elody21]

Originally posted by redfishsc
<br />You can get the stuff called Staron, Gibraltar, Corian, and even Formica has a line out now.

Anytime you see a material that looks like stone, see if it scratches like plastic. If so, you can make a pen out of it!

I am confused by your response "the stuff".? What I used was the name brand Karadon solid surface. I assume that most are aware of all solid surfaces being able to be used for pens. I believe that people were asking for the maker of the gold flecked solid surface not what it is.In my first post with the photos I state that the gold flecked material is another type of solid surface.