How to Make a Pyrography Adventure Decoration

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How to Make a Pyrography Adventure Decoration

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This pyrography adventure decoration makes us all want to immediately pack our bags and head off on a woodland trip! Read the tutorial below by pyrography expert Rachel Richardson, who talks you through the step by step process of transferring the calligraphy design onto your log slice.

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Measure the wooden disc radius. When you create a design allow 5mm around the edge to ensure it fits. The font shown is Magnolia Sky, you can find free fonts available with a quick internet search. Once you have created your design, in the settings of your design software flip the image horizontally and print onto tracing paper.

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Cut off the excess tracing paper and place the ink side down onto the wood and tape into place.

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Using a pencil, gently rub over the image to transfer the ink onto the wood. Peel back the paper and check the pressure you have applied is enough.

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Allow the pyrography tool to heat up for approximately five to ten minutes. Use a round ended tip as it will flow easier when burning.

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