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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Trio of buffalo horn hearts on the kitchen bench - the biggest heart is about  5.5cm long, 4.5cm wide and .8cm thick. | 
I was up for a little bit of unstructured creativity today so I decided to continue with the buffalo horn and make a trio of hearts from a slice of the horn.
Hearts roughly marked out and cut.
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Slice of buffalo horn - about 16cm long, 6cm wide at widest point and .9cm thick at thickest point | 
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First grinding on the belt sander.
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Second grinding on the wheel.
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And then a polish to smooth and bring out the colour and grain of the horn.
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The finished product looked good on the polishing bench and the rust table.
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| ©2019 Barry Smith  - Grain running through the horn | 
They could of course also be used as paper folders.
 
Oh Barry, these are delicious, love the sheen on them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely astonishing and oh so beautiful B- bravo!
ReplyDeletethey could indeed ... I can well imagine them to be smile-inducing whilst folding away ...
ReplyDeletea beautiful trio!
ReplyDeleteHi P, F, LA and MC - thanks for checking out the hearts and leaving a comment. P - they are also delicious to hold. F - great colour when one knows the rough horn they emerged from. LA - folded and held in a warm hand - transferring love? MC - and I think they will have meaning to the trio who will receive them. All - go well. B
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