1368 views, 9 comments and 2 faves in Jul 2014

Curvy Celtic Pendant - Woodworking Project by Celticscroller

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Sean

Jul 2014

Nice. Love it. Great piece of personal satisfation.

-- Sean Howell

Lightweightladylefty

Jul 2014

Anna,

This is really nice — very unique. You did an outstanding job on the scrolling and carving.

L/W

-- “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Benjamin Franklin

Celticscroller

Jul 2014

Thank you Sean and L/W. It was fun to make.

-- Anna

lanwater

Jul 2014

Very nice piece. You did a great job.
I was looking on how you made the illusion of the weave the I re-read you post and realized you carved part of it. Very cleaver.

-- Abbas, Castro Valley, CA

Celticscroller

Jul 2014

Thank you Ian. Yes in order to get the weave I had to hand carve and sand the detail.

-- Anna

a1jim

Jul 2015

Wow this looks like a very challenging piece. outstanding work.

-- woodworking classes, custom furniture maker

Celticscroller

Jul 2015

Thank you Jim. Celtic designs are my favourite.

-- Anna

CharleeAnn

Dec 2015

I love this!!

-- Yes, I'm the weird girl who does pyrography...:) Don't forget to check out my Etsy shop at www.charleeabelles.etsy.com !

Celticscroller

Dec 2015

Thank you CharleeAnn

-- Anna

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I created this pendant from basswood. I took the idea from the celtic knot pattern I had in a book of Celtic patterns. I cut the pattern out on the scroll saw and drilled the holes for the chain. I then carved in the knot detail with a hand carving knife and sanded with 100 and 120 grit and finished with 220 grit. I soaked the pendant in Danish oil and left it overnight to dry and then sprayed a couple of coats of lacquer. I hotfixed the three emerald rhinestones and attached a copper coloured chain.

-- Anna

DewaltScroll Saw VeritasCarving knife