Here's another fine example of the many different styles of handle that are being made for our Julius Pettersson Knife Blade. Woodlore customer Nick Simmons created a more ornate handle than is often seen, using filework techniques to great decorative effect:
Hi there, Just finished this knife for my good friend Eddie's 40th birthday. Thought you might like to see it! [caption id="attachment_2564" align="aligncenter" width="420"]Nick's finished Julius Pettersson knife[/caption] There's a mix of Barasingha antler, red fibre liner, cape buffalo horn, indian ebony and an unknown offcut that a deer keeper gave me! Loved working on it. [caption id="attachment_2566" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
Detail of Nick's filework[/caption] This is the first Scandinavian style knife I've made, I don't think it'll be the last! [caption id="attachment_2565" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
Further decoration from Nick's fileworking[/caption] All the best, Nick Simmons



8 comments
Gorgeous!
Superb work. Really good filework too.
Very very nice work my friend, Really like carving on top there!
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