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MassoGeppetto — COMPASS (UPDATE)
Published: 2014-04-28 11:09:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 5700; Favourites: 221; Downloads: 0
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A compass set in a Cembrian pine wood box, completely realized and carved by me
The coloring has been made with walnut mordant while the finishing with Dammar varnish.EDIT : Now available on ETSY! www.etsy.com/it/listing/188358…
Remember that until MAY 18 using Coupon Code EMPTYMYSHOP you'll have 20% DISCOUNT on ALL ITEMS!!!
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Comments: 72
Thank you very much Hermeanyx!
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thanks!
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amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing
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thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you
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thank you very much!
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Impressive, but I would be afraid to take such a lovely piece hiking in the woods
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So pretty and practical at the same time. Are you selling these boxes?
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Thanks! Yes I think that today or tomorrow I will put it on Etsy...I think it will cost about 60-70 euros
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That is so cool!
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thanks Meokami
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oh my god! it's beautiful! it must be a really hard work..
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thanks! Yes, a lot of concentration to to this
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This is absolutely beautiful! I'm speechless.
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Thank you Brittany ^_^
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You're so very welcome!
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Great work. I like that you cut the lid after carving. Perfect design for a compass too!
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Thanks! I haven't cut the lid after the carving... First I made the box, then I have fixed the hinges...after that I have made the drawing and the carving, so it is more accurate
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Oh, you did it the other way. When I make boxes, I make the box and then cut the lid off. That is why I thought you did it this way. Looks great!
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