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History & Overview of Pyrography
Tips for Using Wood Burning Pens for Pyrography
Setting Up a Workspace for Pyrography
Using Annealing Wood Burning Pens for Pyrography
Sharpening & Honing Wood Burning Pen Tips for Pyrography
Selecting a Medium for Pyrography
Using a Wood Burning Pen for Pyrography
Transferring a Design onto Tracing Paper for Pyrography
Transferring an Image to Wood with Graphite Paper for Pyrography
Using an Outline as a Wood Burning Pattern for Pyrography
Adding Details to a Pyrography Project
Cross Hatching & Adding Texture in Wood Burning for Pyrography
Examples of Pyrography Projects
How to Make Fish Carvings Using Wood Burning for Pyrography
Ideas for Wood Burning Projects for Pyrography
Summary: Learn how to use an outline as a wood burning pattern in this free pyrography video clip.
William Mickelboro started wood burning over 30 years ago. The first pen he purchased was from Maribee’s Craft store. He discovered finer pens as he got involved in wood carving. He...read more
"Okay now it’s time to begin burning, and one of the things that you want to keep in mind is always keep a scrap piece of wood near, that way before you put your pen down, I can play around with my dot. Adjusting and getting the line that I want, plus if I set it down for a few minutes and blow on it, I can put it back on there to avoid the black blob as much as I can. So always keep that handy. Right now, I’ve just basically want to trace the old line over that I’ve already put on there and I want you to start doing that right now. You’ve got to determine the speed in which you want to do this because you want to get it to where it glides on not leaving the black line. This time I want to put a little bit more heat, just go up in small increments. "
eHow Article: Using an Outline as a Wood Burning Pattern for Pyrography
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