My youngest daughter is getting married on Saturday, May 27 near Hot Springs, AR. She asked me to make her two pens for the wedding (actually 9). The two pens below are for the wedding sign in and for them to sign their marriage license together.
The pens are made out of holly. One has some brown in it and I started to make a new one but my daughter liked the brown character of it, so it stayed.
Today, she said she wanted a pen holder, so what is a dad to do? I made a quick pen holder to hold the caps barely snug. The pens have a dual use now. The guest sign in will be done with the roller ball. The wedding license will be done with the fountain pen - at least that is the current plan.
(Oh, yes, the 9 pens - 7 Sierra pens made from redwood burl were made as gifts.)
Two Churchills;
In receptive holder:
Pens in place:
(I might be out of touch for the next three days being a gofer for the wedding.)
The pens are made out of holly. One has some brown in it and I started to make a new one but my daughter liked the brown character of it, so it stayed.
Today, she said she wanted a pen holder, so what is a dad to do? I made a quick pen holder to hold the caps barely snug. The pens have a dual use now. The guest sign in will be done with the roller ball. The wedding license will be done with the fountain pen - at least that is the current plan.
(Oh, yes, the 9 pens - 7 Sierra pens made from redwood burl were made as gifts.)
Two Churchills;
In receptive holder:
Pens in place:
(I might be out of touch for the next three days being a gofer for the wedding.)
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