Hand-crafted Knot Jewelry:
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Below you will find the standard listings and prices (through PayPal) for all the items associated with my workshops. The standard items for the basic workshops are included in the workshops themselves, but are also available separately for anyone who is unable to make it to a workshop. Other projects are available that build on the skills acquired in the basic three projects. Students may purchase the DVD and/or the additional project materials at a discount from the listed prices here, but must contact me directly (via email) to arrange the purchase.
The DVD release is on hold while some sequences are being re-shot. It won't be too long, but I'll announce it when the time comes. In the meantime, I have decided to start making the rest of the gear available for direct purchase.
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Each kit will consist of a specialized fixture that I have created for the purpose of tying a particular knot, and the bare minumum of tools required for its use in that task, along with printed instructions. Some of those tools are off-the-shelf items, available everywhere, but I provide them in the kit to make sure you're ready to go as soon as it shows up. The silver wire that I use in my in-person workshops will not be included, but there will be some copper wire to practice with.
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The wooden ring mandrels are made from sections of billiard cues. If you have an old pool cue around that you don't care about, save yourself fifteen bucks and don't order this. You can probably find a damaged one at a local game parlor for little or no cost.
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(This site last updated on 10-23-2008)
©1997-2008 Loren Damewood All Rights Reserved
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