Thread: A little brush for a little guy

Hello all. Posting a picture of a small brush that I made for a coworkers 6 year old son. When he shaves his son has to shave with him.
He wants a brush like his dads. I felt it was my calling to oblige!!

Ray

Nice job, neat handle

That’s a nice looking brush. The little guy is going to be proud. Maybe dad can register him on the forum? ;-)

You do nice work.

Thats a wonderful thing,thx for posting

Hey,,,I'm a little guy too,,,


,,,the dark in the knot, definitely go with the dark swirls of the handle.

Very Cool! He's going to love it!

First we have a big brush for a big guy and now a little brush for a little guy. How about a brush for my Husky. She loves badger brushes and wood handles are her favorite. She prefers pure badger. She says they taste the best.

woof, woof.

Great Job. I am sure his son loved it. We are very fortunate to be part of a community of selfless people. I have been the recipient of this myself. Bill and Oz made my son a straight razor and a shaving brush. Walleyeman you are a fine example of what makes this community the friendliest place to learn and make friends. Again, I want to thank all our great members. Walleyeman you Rock.

Luis

That is just beautiful, man; brought a tear to me eye!

Thanks everyone for the kind words and also looking and posting!
I am positively sure everyone here at SRP would have done the same thing!!!
The knot was a 18 mm silver tip. The youngsters favorite colors are blue and green.
I had never given it any thought for size but it would be best described as 1/3 less in size as a normal brush, if that makes any sense. If there is a normal size!
He likes to lather up with dad and has a plastic toy razor that he shaves with. He has his own mug and soap also. I had picked up a Marvey brush at a beauty supply store a while back for him because it was a very small one and I thought he could handle it well.
Well it worked for a while but he had his sights on his dads brush!!
When his dad mentioned that he was wanting a "mans" brush i looked through my knots and found this one. I had just received an order of acrylics for handles and thought what the heck. I felt it was my duty as a father and friend to oblige him with a custom brush.
I took it upon myself to make it up for him without dads permission. Dad was very surprised and offered to pay me.
I couldn't take anything for it because that was not the intention!
I felt that doing a good thing may have returns for me later in life when I need some help or something.
I didn't mean to be so long winded gentlemen.
Be well!!

Ray