Craft Works - Let's Get Creative!
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I'm super grateful for the appreciation. Thank you!
It would be an honor to barter! This will definitely happen, but I need some more time to finish some more things
The irony about the stuff I make is that each peace of paper is potentially in a perpetual state of construction! I can always add more layers again and again and change the design over and over until it starts falling apart, so saying a peace is finished is pretty arbitrary. Just like with faded jeans, if they aren't falling apart, you can always wear them one more day! That's the downside to evolving or "weathering" paper, it takes so much time. As Giles says, IWHWIH 
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Awesome work, Adam.
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Finished my desk.
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I didn't do the dying, but it was all my idea.
I washed my 666PQ, and the leather patch stained the fabric, so I thought an indigo bath from "Pigeon Tree Crafting" would be epic! So, I sent some more items too, including an IHSH-58, and a surprise non-IH item that will be revealed later.
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well… i think they turned out great!
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Agreed. Well played sir
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Both look great old chap!
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I don't know if this is a bad idea or worse, but I've finally decided to put some pics up publicly on instagram :o. I'm a total recluse, so this is not normal for me, maybe I need a beer! It is not as informative or interesting as the stuff on here, but it is a start (I like this place so much better). Have a look if you like, it's obviously only the work I can snap with my iphone, so that eliminates most of my stuff, but hopefully I'm not the worst artist on the site
Picking a name that isn't already taken is apparently pretty difficult
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Found this while digging through old photos
And had fun with the Instagram layout tool to get this
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Started a new peace. Got a long way to go.
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I like where this one's going:
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Speaker stands. Part 1. POC
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Progress. Well over 1000 lines here, and each "line" is created with 20-30 passes of the pencil at high speed under massive pressure…..so lots of feckin lines
and lots of feckin paper pulp!
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Made this as a Christmas present for a relative. Improved a bit over the last year.
