Handle wraps were hot glued on. The fur feels real nice.

Handmade Shadow dagger, crafted in the Bosmer style as seen in the Elder Scrolls Online.

Rockburn

Weathering done with various acrylic paints.

I tied the Clove & Dagger lanyard following the pattern shared by Facebook friend Dman Mcq. More info in my blog post: stormdrane.blogspot.com/2013/06/clove-dagger-lanyard.html

rescued him from the pond, he was drying out

Successful mold.

iPhone X Testing

Gonna make a chillrend!

Second pull from the mold successful.

Day 77 of the 366 challenge 2016.

A kunai is a Japanese dagger, possibly derived from the masonry trowel. The two widely-recognized variations of the kunai are short kunai and the big kunai. Although a basic tool, in the hands of a martial arts expert, the kunai could be used as a multi-functional weapon. The kunai is commonly associated with the ninja, who used it to gouge holes in walls. Kunai were originally made to be farming tools but soon evolved into the weaponry they have become today. Many popular manga and ninjutsu characters use kunai as both their primary and secondary weapons.

Claying the mold. This step sucks.

Second layer of spot putty filling.

A needle file was used to get rid of tiny air bubbles in the dagger.

Empis species. I think.

Lovely sunset colours sealed under Kato sauce ...

I have been wanting to see this buck for some time and finally got to see him a few times today. Unfortunately, in the last day or so, he has broken off one of his double brow tines. That tine was longer than the one next to it. He has some of the most gorgeous eyes I have seen on a deer.

TF-102A Delta Dagger 54-1366 at Pima

I tied the Clove & Dagger lanyard following the pattern shared by Facebook friend Dman Mcq. More info in my blog post: stormdrane.blogspot.com/2013/06/clove-dagger-lanyard.html

Initial sculpt for the pommel. This was also done with apoxie.

Assembly! Two halves were held together with plumber's putty.

Blank kit from the mold with flash cut off.

omg he hates you so much.

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Dagger of Flesh, by Richard S. Prather

Crest 142, 1956

Cover art by James Meese

Acacia siculiformis, shrub in woodland at Apsley Falls, New England Tablelands, NSW AU

my new swollen dagger tattoo i had done yesterday on the back of my arm! done by Nick at Tribal Urge. portsmouth england