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When you're bone handled knives have lost their to When you're bone handled knives have lost their touch or start deteriorating beyond repair.......
The amazing Ross can replace with horn.
Thanks to one of the local ladies for getting in touch with us to see if we can repair 🐂
#hornandpewter #bonehandledcutlery #losttrades
Working with horn always keeps you guessing. The c Working with horn always keeps you guessing. The colours you come across are truly amazing! 
These horn colours and patterns are stunning. 😍 🐂
#hornandpewter #cattlehorn
Happy Wednesday to all! Checkout our new range of Happy Wednesday to all! 
Checkout our new range of stud earrings. Beautiful coloured horn and pewter highlights. So light and lovely to wear. 
Triangle with pewter - Sold
Round with pewter - Sold
Round plain - Available - Sold
#hornandpewter # losttrades #hornjewlery
Seriously, do your self a favour. Buy a ticket, fl Seriously, do your self a favour. Buy a ticket, fly, drive or walk but Go!  #losttrades #losttradesfair #ltf2022
Sundays are for Sunflowers and beautiful spoons @c Sundays are for Sunflowers and beautiful spoons @coloursofsancris 🌻
#hornandpewter  #handmadeinaustralia  #losttrades
Happy Friday! 😁 These beautiful Rice Spoons are Happy Friday! 😁
These beautiful Rice Spoons are now available for purchase. Please DM me for further information.
Full black Rice Spoon - Available
Cream with colour Rice Spoons - Sold
Loving my new office! Being the apprentice horn a Loving my new office! 
Being the apprentice horn and pewter craftsman provides new adventures and definitely a different style of office 🤣
Many of you have met Bri with us at @losttrades fa Many of you have met Bri with us at @losttrades fairs so we are excited to announce that she is now taking over the wholesale side of Crofterscraft. This is her first batch done entirely on her own ready to go to @beavergalleries.
Weeks into the new project. The kitchen is taking Weeks into the new project. The kitchen is taking shape, much like our bothy kitchen. Slabs brown Ironbark  from the Croft, legs & rails Red Narrowleaf Ironbark from Trevanna, the shelf will be natural edge Hoop Pine from the Croft. Rusty penetrol treated corro from the old Croft barn. Sink is about 2/5 of an old 18 gallon keg. Yeah yeah I’ll get back to horn work soon,  October November maybe this will take a couple of years. #somewherealittlebitspecial #somewhereicanfeelwinter #plantsshed
Occasionally through no fault of my own it all goe Occasionally through no fault of my own it all goes perfectly!
This cow seriously needs a lesson on making heifer This cow seriously needs a lesson on making heifers.
@rmwilliamsoutbackmagazine @paula_heelan https://w @rmwilliamsoutbackmagazine @paula_heelan https://www.outbackmag.com.au/making-a-point/
Seven months since the last post so I thought I sh Seven months since the last post so I thought I should show proof of life. I’ll do a few posts of some interesting things I’ve made in that time. First up are some of the horn & pewter chop sticks from an order for a good client in Sydney.
One of a few pewter bowls I spun some years ago, t One of a few pewter bowls I spun some years ago, this one sat waiting for inspiration. I’m not certain what it’ll be used for but it’s handle/stand is nicely balanced. To quote an old friend “In brief moments of illumination, inspiration comes”. This one is going to @losttrades in Bendigo but I do have another horn from the same ram.
Something new for the new year. Three little hip f Something new for the new year. Three little hip flasks I made for family Xmas. 2 & 4 nip with both horn and pewter threaded stoppers. Not available for to order until I find a food grade lining that can stand high Alc./vol. Hope 2020 turns out to be all you wish.
Mustard pots, salt pots, little salt spoons, salad Mustard pots, salt pots, little salt spoons, salad servers and carving sets all from the last month.
It must be Christmas because Michael & Olivia deli It must be Christmas because Michael & Olivia delivered a six drums of Woologorang horns yesterday, last photo. The first nine photos are some of the hi-lights we’ve finished since the last post a couple of months ago. More spam in the next couple of posts. Wishing everyone a Christmas full of laughter and a wet and wonderfull 2020.
Congratulations to my number 1 Horn suppliers Mich Congratulations to my number 1 Horn suppliers Michael and Olivia on your wedding yesterday. Such a shame I couldn’t be with you to celebrate but we are wishing you all the best for your future adventures.
We didn’t find a lot of horn work in Switzerland We didn’t find a lot of horn work in Switzerland but stumbled on a few incredible craftsmen. First up is Abelbert Fascer who makes traditional Swiss leather apparel but also does repairs to all manner of ancient things, swords scabbards crossbows etc etc etc almost entirely with hand tools as they were made centuries ago. Two things of any type requiring power in the whole place and one was a radio. The stick thing is a backpack that I suspect is made of Hazel as was Otzi the ice mans. Next was a bloke preserving the art of making cow bells, these things really chime. Lastly a lady casting pewter ornaments in a three story building with different craftsmen on each floor, all teaching and working on their craft.
Bit of a surprise finding drinking horns in a Nord Bit of a surprise finding drinking horns in a Nordic Museum. First four photos are cattle horn, fifth is carved Rhino horn about 500mm high, 6 & 7 are scrimshawed bone the last wooden spoons.
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