UK marquetry Veneer Picture Craft Kits. Enjoy the art & woodwork craft of applying pieces of natural wood veneer into a decorative picture. Made In The UK Direct From John Mathews: The Designer & Manufacturer of The Cove Workshop Marquetry Kits. Get creative and enjoy this woodwork craft of applying pieces of natural wood veneer into a decorative picture. Create your own marquetry picture develop your craft skills while enjoying a satisfying challenge. This kit includes a simplified level of pattern and relatively easy to cut veneers. This is a perfect gift for both young and old. If they love crafts, woodwork, modelling, or interesting pastimes, these marquetry kits are guaranteed to impress. More kits are available to purchase on our website: www.marquetrykit.co.uk • Box size: 270mms x 190 mms x 30mm • Image size: 260mms x 188 mms Set contains: 1. Veneers 2. Baseboard 3. Pattern 4. Carbon Paper 5. Sandpaper 6. Tape 7. Scalpel 8. Glue Sheet 9. Guidance Notes See below the extended range of The Cove Workshop Marquetry Kits. Listed in order of difficulty, beginning with the easiest: *Cove Workshop Beginner Marquetry Kits: Eilean Donan, Stonehenge, RMS Titanic, At The Races & Stepping Out. Cove Workshop Intermediate Marquetry Kits: (Some experience is desirable) Merlin, Waiting For The Tide, Up To The Mark, Clyde Puffer, Morning Call, Polly, Low Water, 2 Celtic Dragons: Aineban & Orandubh. Cove Workshop Advanced Marquetry Kits: Donaghadee, Liverpool, Handy 044, Old Mill, New Shoes, Upstream, Transport Dreams. Small Marquetry Kits: Size 260mms x 188 mms Listed in order of difficulty, beginning with the easiest: 1. Stepping Out Marquetry Kit 2. At The Races Marquetry Kit 3. Stonehenge Marquetry Kit 4. Eilean Donan Castle Marquetry Kit 5. RMS Titanic Marquetry Kit 6. Clyde Puffer Marquetry Kit 7. Handy 0-4-4 Marquetry Kit 8. Liverpool Marquetry Kit 9. Pyrenean Village Marquetry Kit 10. Up To The Mark Marquetry Kit 11. Waiting For The Tide Marquetry Kit 12. Donaghadee Marquetry Kit Large Marquetry Kits: 330mms x 238mms Listed in order of difficulty, beginning with the easiest: 13. Two Celtic Dragons: Aineban & Orandubh 14. Polly Marquetry Kit 15. Morning Call Marquetry Kit 16. Homeward Bound Marquetry Kit 17. Foreign Going Marquetry Kit 18. Old Mill Marquetry Kit 19. Transport Dream Marquetry Kit 20. New Shoes Marquetry Kit 21. Upstream Marquetry Kit We dispatch orders via 1st Class Royal Mail within 24 hours of purchase.
How about owning your own stumpy little steamboat? This iconic boat with so much history would be a statement piece to any home interior. It has been handpainted and would look lovely displayed on a shelf, mantlepiece, or in a nautical-themed room. Product Measurements: Height- 19cm Width - 21cm
This gallery is a general pictorial resource for those interested in the history of the Clyde Puffer. More pictures will be added as they become available. We welcome contributions to this page. Please email us with details.
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Puffer companies often had naming policies. Hamiltons of Brodick used the suffix ‘cloy’. Also see www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?official_number=&imo=&a... What is a Puffer? A Clyde Puffer is a steam coaster which could carry cargo and deliver it without needing external equipment to unload it: a mini-bulk carrier. The length of most puffers was limited by the 70 ft (21.3 m) locks of the Forth and Clyde Canal, or the 88 ft (26.8 m) locks of the Crinan Canal. The official name for a puffer is a lighter. However, they were popularly named after the simple steam engines that the earliest canal-based boats used. These were single-cylinder engines with no condensers . This meant that the steam used was simply exhausted to the atmosphere through the funnel, leading to a distinctive ‘puff-puff’ sound. Later puffers used compound engines with condensers. This meant that the ‘puffing’ sound stopped, but the name puffer remained. The enduring popularity of the name meant that it was even used for diesel-engined boats. Puffers have gained a secure place in Scottish culture. They were made famous by the stories of author Neil Munro, who wrote about a fictional puffer captain, Para Handy, and his crew on the Vital Spark.
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The famous Clyde Puffer "Vital Spark" lies rusting.
This gallery is a general pictorial resource for those interested in the history of the Clyde Puffer. More pictures will be added as they become available. We welcome contributions to this page. Please email us with details.
Lochinvar Clyde Puffer Plans. There are so many things to say about Clyde puffers, but one thing is sure. They are “cute”, even people who are not interested in maritime or modelling like them...
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We told you a little about the Clyde Puffer Vital Spark and Captain Para Handy before, when we posted Lochinvar Clyde Puffer plans. Vital Spark is a fictional puffer in stories of Scottish writer...