Writing With Style Pens

Ive made a few new pens in recent months, but with a sharp increase in supplies, these may be the last! A 70% increase in pen kits with no sales will end my small business. I really enjoy making these and would hope anyone would want one. I make deals and give discounts all the time! If you’re interested, DM me and we can work something out. My prices range from $40 and up depending on what you’re after.

Japanese White Oak Driftwood Pen. I got the very special request to turn this piece of driftwood that traveled all the way from Japan into something memorable. What a great project and I’m glad that the client loves it! Check out her page .magick.emporium and give her a like. 👍 .magick.emporium

Cocobolo & Cork Satin Gold Slim Pen. Cocobolo is my absolute favorite Rosewood. The only trouble is the smell and the dust. It’s a sensitizer and can cause issues. Best to wear a mask when cutting and sanding. Great looking pen!

Kingwood & Cork. Kingwood comes from Brazil and sometimes Mexico. And is so named from several French kings (Louis XIV and Louis XV) in the 17th and 18th centuries that preferred the wood in the use of fine furniture. Kingwood is considered a
true rosewood in the Dalbergia genus, and is among the densest of all rosewoods.

Cork & Wenge Gold Slim Pen. Wenge usually pronounced WHEN-gii or WHEN-ghay, this incredibly popular African hardwood has excellent strength and hardness properties. I sold all the other Cork pens to a realtor. I replaced all the ink with blue and she bought them all as a gift for those who sign with one on a home. Great idea and any pen I make, I can get just about any color of ink you want (costs extra), otherwise all pens come with black.

Olivewood & Cork Gold Slim Pen. One of my all time favorites, Olivewood. This piece has a lot of cool details. Most of it is Sapwood and the lighter spot is the Heartwood. Sapwood is just under the bark and the heartwood is under that in the core of the tree. Olive has a tendency to have burls. The burls give a unique look in the wood, but the best thing about Olivewood, is its smell! This pen is $30, shipping not included. It’s a great looking pen!