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Woodblock printing is a classic Japanese art form that can be adapted into a beautiful, handmade bookmark using scrap wood. This step-by-step guide will show you how to carve your design into wood, apply ink, and create a striking print perfect for gifts or personal use. What You'll Need ・Scrap wood (flat pieces)・Carbon paper・Pencil・Masking tape・Carving tools・Ink (water-based)・Roller・Paper (for printing)・Baren (or a flat object to press the paper if you don't have one)・String (if you want to add it to the bookmark)・Wood carving tools: Like our Wood Carving Knife Set – AOGAMI Blue Paper Steel #2 (7 pcs) The Creation Process:...

Small pieces of scrap wood can be transformed into something truly special. This guide walks you through making a delicate kirie-style wooden bookmark—combining precise carving with colorful paper accents—for a thoughtful Father's Day gift or personal keepsake. What You'll Need Thin wood scraps Wood carving knives: Our Wood Carving Knife Set - Aogami (Blue Paper Steel) #2 - 5 Pcs works great for this project. Colored paper in your favorite shades Saw: Such as the Spare Blade for our Sakura Handle Dozuki Saw 210mm Hand plane Thin leather scrap: For backing the bookmark Cord or string Pencil Scissors Strong adhesive/glue...

Woodworking often leaves us with small pieces of scrap wood — why not turn those leftovers into something meaningful? This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a beautiful mosaic-style wooden bookmark, perfect for Father's Day or any special occasion. What You'll Need Assorted Wood Scraps: Choose pieces with interesting colors and grains. Wood glue Masking tape Mini Hand Plane: Kakuri's Flat Sole 24mm is a great pick Fine-Toothed Saw: Like Our Sakura Handle Dozuki Saw 210mm Sandpaper: Medium to fine grits. Beeswax The Creation Process: Step by Step 1. Cut the Scrap Wood into Thin Strips Start by sawing...