Wood Butcher
Local Chapter Leader
A good friend visited me today to discuss pens he want me to make for him. I'm asking you folks for some creative help.
The first will be a gift for a Native American chief and should be something special. The chief is of the southwest tribes so I'm leaning toward turquoise and silver.
The second is a pen to reflect his enjoyment of scuba diving, maybe cast coral or small shells?
He also would like a pen that symbolizes the state of Indiana. Our state tree is the tulip poplar (boring for pens) and the stone is limestone, not good with the tools we use.
He is interested in a really nice, high quality fountain pen of the Cambridge style. He isn't particularly fond of the acrylics so I'm leaning toward the Truestone or wood, maybe a glue up of the two. Something elegant to go with a fine journal he received as a gift.
Lastly, he is considering pens as gifts for his clients and for employee recognition events. The company colors are orange and black with a slight touch of white.
There has been no indication of expediency being importance so I have time. Any ideas? Thanks for anything you all can come up with, I'm working on it too.
WB
The first will be a gift for a Native American chief and should be something special. The chief is of the southwest tribes so I'm leaning toward turquoise and silver.
The second is a pen to reflect his enjoyment of scuba diving, maybe cast coral or small shells?
He also would like a pen that symbolizes the state of Indiana. Our state tree is the tulip poplar (boring for pens) and the stone is limestone, not good with the tools we use.
He is interested in a really nice, high quality fountain pen of the Cambridge style. He isn't particularly fond of the acrylics so I'm leaning toward the Truestone or wood, maybe a glue up of the two. Something elegant to go with a fine journal he received as a gift.
Lastly, he is considering pens as gifts for his clients and for employee recognition events. The company colors are orange and black with a slight touch of white.
There has been no indication of expediency being importance so I have time. Any ideas? Thanks for anything you all can come up with, I'm working on it too.
WB