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Applied Pyrography Newsletter address is now: Don't forget to email me newsletter@southwestwoodcrafts I have added a new section to the newsletter that at first might not make sense. Recipes. What in the world does Pyrography have to do with cooking? Well, the origin of pyrography was probably discovered when the first cave people looked into the fire and saw the meat slowly changing color. Bingo! They could use fire to color wood, skins, bones, etc. So that must be the common link, isn't it? So why not have a section in the newsletter, dedicated to those early pyrographers, and include cooking recipes? All pyrographers like to eat, so let's share those worthy recipes and include them here. The only thing to be aware of is to not use anything that is copyrighted. |
Most great recipes are handed down through
the family anyway, so those should be great resources. Breakfast,
lunch, dinner, and even deserts are good ideas. Rollie Kohl has created a great tutorial on
burning a Ram and has offered to share it with us. There are some
very helpful pictures documenting his progress, as well as some
very helpful text and guidance on how to do the burn. There were
several techniques used along the way that he will share. This issue
contains the third article of seven on the tutorial. Rollie has
also documented his construction of the frame that he made for the
burn. Hope you enjoy this issue, LAter, Bill Click to enlarge the image |
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This a picture of the completed Ram burn that
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