Thread: Brush Knots

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

You mean like these

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They come in a little aluminum handle. If you remove this, and then sand down the base of the knot, you can make the hole for the knot smaller and shallower. Makes the brush not as bulky in the end. I've had nothing but positive comments about how nice these brush heads work. The girls say they feel great, they hold makeup very well, and can be cleaned with soap and water.

Yes like those! Lol! Great job with the transfer!

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

You mean like these

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They come in a little aluminum handle. If you remove this, and then sand down the base of the knot, you can make the hole for the knot smaller and shallower. Makes the brush not as bulky in the end. I've had nothing but positive comments about how nice these brush heads work. The girls say they feel great, they hold makeup very well, and can be cleaned with soap and water.

Those are beautiful. What is the wood on the brush in the upper right corner?

Red heart. I had bought that piece of wood 10 years ago and found it at my parents. I had forgotten I even had it. It really is beautiful stuff. Problem with it, is it losses it's color in the light. A uv protection finish must be applied to retain that bright red.

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Red heart. I had bought that piece of wood 10 years ago and found it at my parents. I had forgotten I even had it. It really is beautiful stuff. Problem with it, is it losses it's color in the light. A uv protection finish must be applied to retain that bright red.

I dunno. I really like that yellow color. It seems to bring out the grain.

oops! You meant the yellow one, my mistake. That's Big leaf maple burl. It never fails to impress when I get it all sanded and finished. One of my favorite burl woods.

Gorgeous stuff.