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pokerwork
(redirected from pyrography)

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pokerwork
1. the art of decorating wood or leather by burning a design with a heated metal point; pyrography
2. artefacts decorated in this way


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Andrea Bristow, human resources and marketing director said: "We aim to keep GreenWood Forest Park fresh and have recently introduced more craft demonstrations including pyrography and love spoon carving, as well as children's workshops.
'Award recognised staff's hard work' Eco park was Achievement Wales ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
These mediums include oil on canvas, water colour, pastels, pyrography, lather work, miniature etc.
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The E3+ Programme encourages members of the local community to take part in fun and educational activities, from belly dancing, painting, jewellery making, ballroom and latin, pyrography and theatrical make-up.
Scheme's milestone by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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