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Since I’ve been talking about needing guinea pigs, I thought I might give you a little bit of background on the development of my workshops in general. I love giving workshops, or courses, or lessons, or whatever you want to … Continue reading
Finally, all things necessary have come together: The wood that I need, the machines and tools that I need, and the lovely upstairs neighbour with time on his hands to show me how to use the machines. So on the … Continue reading
There’s sort of good news: Finally, I might have found an artisan who is capable and willing to reproduce medieval gold thread for me. Real, no-compromise gold thread, as it was found in the excavations at Villach-Judendorf in Austria: Gilt … Continue reading