We’re in the process of moving across town. I don’t know how, but even moves across town seem to take up as much energy as cross country. Also, not much time for taking photos… But soon, I promise!
Lesson materials for youngins; when the concept of a staff is a stretch: Craft tape already in a good width for finger tapes (and a cutter) and craft stamps (could have used highlighters, but that’s way more to cart around and keep track of) that correspond with the different colored finger tapes. :) It made me happy to figure this out.
Saturday afternoon in between lessons, mapping out a replica frog. Coffee, music, planning, bows… Pretty good day, if you ask me. :)
All dressed up and nowhere to go…
I’ve been working on a lot of replicas lately. In this case, a button. It involves a lot of time spent studying photos, proportions, and measurements. Good times. :)
Wax dams built up for optical epoxy fills in the thumb projection areas of the stick. I think they look like little birds’ nests.
I received the bow I won in an auction! Boy, do I have my work cut out for me. :D
I won the auction on the bow I was bidding on! It’s soon to be on its way! Then I’ll restore it and hopefully sell it. :)
I was working on a replica frog this past week and I noticed how my tools were lined up.
Bridge carving requires sharpening. Lots of sharpening.
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Kari Azure,
Violin and Bow
Maker and Restorer
