marshall
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I thought i saw someone with cow blanks Black & white. Now i cant find the post. Does any one know where to find such blanks?
Looking for a cow blank
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Jim Smith
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I think you may be referring to the "dalmation" blank inlay kit offered by Constant Laubscher who is one of the members here on IAP. It looks a lot more like a spotted cow to me than a dalmation. Do a search on dalmation and you'll find the thread with a link to the member providing the blanks.
I hope that this helps.
Jim Smith
I hope that this helps.
Jim Smith
kirkfranks
Member
You might also have seen the Invisivue blanks from Berea.
One is called MOO COW. Look on this page.
http://www.arizonasilhouette.com/Berea_Hardwoods_Acrylics.htm
arioux
Member
Hi,
Mabe you can make your hown.
From the library:
http://content.penturners.org/articles/2006/SwirlingSegments.pdf
Mabe you can make your hown.
From the library:
http://content.penturners.org/articles/2006/SwirlingSegments.pdf
Glass Scratcher
Member
td casts a nice blank that would be a good choice for someone looking for a b&w cow blank.
Gulfcoast
Member
---- Craft Supplies has a Celluloid blank they call "Jersy" --- I assume because it resembles a Jersey Cow 
Joe
Joe
KenV
Member
Ed (YoYo Spin) makes such a blank which is sold through Arizona Silhouette in Yuma -- Get ahold of Bill to get one of these EPR blanks (did one a few years ago for a farming friend).
Holstein as I remember -- also comes in a bottle stopper etc blank too.
Holstein as I remember -- also comes in a bottle stopper etc blank too.
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
Richard (randbcrafts) also has them in Tru-Stone
sparhawk
Member
woodcraft has one called cowhide
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Rudy Vey
Member
CSUSA Black and white - Jersey: I have a number, if you need them - let me know.
Robert Taylor
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marshall
Member
Thank you all so much. I knew i could count on your help!
These is great info.
thanks agian!!
These is great info.
thanks agian!!
LouisQC
Member
Invisavue Moo Cow
Robert Taylor
Member
imho the moo cow blank absolutely looks like nothing resembling a cow. not a bad blank, just dosen't look like a cow.
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
This is true. But if you use the regular cow blanks you can't get
the pen to fit in your pocket because the legs stick out.
penmanship
Member
of this one @ Beartooth.....
http://www.beartoothwoods.com/catal...d=618&osCsid=0b67036c0f20005e3c0ff48e63e62223
http://www.beartoothwoods.com/catal...d=618&osCsid=0b67036c0f20005e3c0ff48e63e62223
rjwolfe3
Member
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
workinforwood
Member
I'm down with this method. Can't beat the do-it-yourself method, and the process is really quite simple. If no bandsaw, you can use a scrollsaw.
nate peel
Member
Odd that that blank is called "jersey" as Holstein would be more appropriate. The cow on the Borden milk jug is a jersey.
arioux
Member
This mistake happen all the time. I think that the jersey milk bar at one time (in my youg time), had a holstein photo on it but was called jersey milk. This is probably where it come's from.
MorganGrafixx
Member
I tried making a Euro with black&white Ebony last night. This turned out to be the most God-awful pair of pen halves I have ever seen. I didn't even waste the time and materials to assemble the thing. Honestly it either looked like a poplar pen body with a black ink stain on one part of it or cow hide. I couldn't decide...but I guess if someone were looking to make a pen look like a cow, this wood might be just what you are looking for.