Artist Julia Persson-Morrill has had a life long interest in Dala Horses but didn't start to carve and paint them until just a few years ago. Some of the wooden horses are sold out of her studio, she can often be seen working on them out in her garden. She is happy to show the horses or share her skills with visitors all summer.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Setting up your work area to carve and sand horses
While I still do most of the work by hand I do find various rotary tools helpful for reaching into places that sandpaper doesn't go.
I try to take advantage of good weather to keep all of the wood chips and sawdust out of the house.
It's also nice to be able to work out in the fresh air whenever possible.
It's also nice to make yourself an area indoors to store and display your finished horses so that you can enjoy the results of all of your hard work.
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