Showing posts with label Antler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antler. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 September 2014
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Recent Works: Serpent's Bite Custom Nordic Knive
Finally I made it. It was in July 2010 I presented this carved Knife here on my blog and since then I was planing to make a fitting sheath. Well, now it is done and I think it's good.
The Knife itself consists of a Mora-blade and carved reindeer antler.
The sheath is made of solid 4mm veg. tanned leather, hand tool, dyed and sewn.
Etiketter:
Antler,
Carvings,
leatherwork,
Nordic Knives
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Recent Works: The Serpent's Bite - Viking Knife With Carved Antler Handle
Another one of those things I ever wanted to do is to combine my two favourite crafts - carving and knife-making. I mean, is there anything that screams as loud for a carved decoration like a knife handle made from antler? I think not.So I took this knife which I actually made a few years ago but never finished. It served me in it's unfinished state sometimes as a working knife, sometimes it was completely forgotten.
I just found it again a while ago and after all the progression of my carving abilities in recent times, I decided to finally dare it. There was this little wrist cuff lying around and I thought, "Hey, this pattern would be great for this handle!"
and after 5 minutes of freehand transfering and some further hours of work the result was convincing. This is the first one in a long row of knifes with carved handles - you can be pretty sure about that!Since I do not know when I'll be able to make a fitting sheath, this piece is not for sale yet. However if you are interested in a "pre-order" don't hesitate to contact me!
Etiketter:
Antler,
Carvings,
Nordic Knives,
viking leather wristbands
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