@robingissing Hey Robin, we’re due a delivery in a couple of weeks, the vinyl brushes will hopefully be in that but we can’t be certain as we haven’t had confirmation from the makers just yet
@ChrisNJWilliams @nickswarb@maximpetergriff We’ve used white vinegar, but any would work I think - you can also use cola drinks but they’re more expensive
@nickswarb@maximpetergriff - you can buy tin on eBay if nowhere else and melt it on a domestic stove - it’s lovely stuff and carvable with a decent wood carving knife (yes we have made tin and walnut love spoons like that, drilling out the blank, pouring in the tin, and carving back - highly recommend it!)
@nickswarb@maximpetergriff scythe stone. If you need to replace the handle they’re normally made of ash, you shape it and still a hole slightly undersized to the tang to hammer it in - you can help fix it with epoxy, or a traditional trick I learned in Japan build a clay well and pour in molten tin...
Find out the story behind @objectsofuse from owner Hazel as part of the Experience Christmas in #Oxford campaign in collaboration with @OxfordCity >> https://t.co/pMicy60ssG
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"The original idea for the shop was to bring together all of our favourite kinds of objects in one space."
Hazel Rattigan from @objectsofuse talks about starting her independent businesses, moving online during lockdown, and their excitement for Christmas.