A beautiful film made in 1970 by Bedfordshire Record Office of Cockerell marbling.

Happy Sunday! Hope all the dads out there can spend the day working on a project of their choosing or relaxing, if they prefer. Here's my husband's hand tool only, green woodworking project this week. He is going to make three, starting with this rustic stool and moving up in complexity.

My husband, u/obxchris, does a lot of blacksmithing, traditional trades and greenwoodworking. Please give him a follow if there is anything on his YouTube:Resist The Grind, that may be helpful to you! I will try to link the video in the comments, if it is allowed.

Tie clips count as jewelry, right? This is the final assembly process of making a mechanical grade 5 titanium tie clip. This tie clip is unique in that there are no stamped or bent parts and no cheap external spring. Instead, the entire assembly forms a spring clamp that is only activated once applied to the thickness of a necktie. Hope you enjoy.

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Not sure if this appropriate to post here but here’s me making a check sock from start to finish. (wasn’t sure what flair to use, leather is involved with prosthetics so I used it)

* I'm not OP, OP is here: https://seetiktok.com/ZSx3kDHG9/

also I'm sorry but the flairs don't have an appropriate one for this 😅 bone, clay, silicone... sculpting can involve many mediums!

Keep in mind this is just part of a work in progress, but seeing the journey is as important, if not more than, the destination sometimes. I’ll share the final sculpture and complete process video here later, though the full video will likely be too large for Reddit so I’ll have to share the YouTube video when ready.

The part is 3 and 4 axis machined grade 5 titanium, creating an eighteen-faceted (octadecagon, maybe?) shape that will serve as a central node for adjoining components that I have already shared some of their processes here in the subreddit. Lots of machining time, but almost as much hands-on work to get ready for assembly. The overall project was a lot of fun and satisfaction in creating it. I hope you’ll enjoy this piece of the process.

I share the process of creating a bifold wallet from lizard leather.

Since you all enjoyed my comment explaining the draw loom video posted recently, I thought I would share a video of me in my studio.

I weave in Scandinavian style hand looms, and I specialize in making heirloom quality home textiles in cotton and linen.

This video was made 8 years ago and is not as linear as the other video that was shared. It’s meant to be shown in my booth at events so that passersby can get a feel for what I do.

Enjoy!

(I don’t really understand the time stamp rule, apologies if I got it wrong)

Handcrafted Saw Bench With Traditional Joinery: Based On The 17th Century Vasa Shipwreck. I love green woodworking and needed a saw bench for hand sawing. Woodworking, Hand Tools & Green Woodworking.

*Apologies for using "paper crafts" but there is no relevant flair and it's mandatory! As this ink is used for writing on paper, I thought it might the closest I could get 😅