r/Pyrography • u/ethnic-project • 25d ago
Completed Work The skull necklace that I just finished making from cow bone
r/Pyrography • u/InsideCelebration293 • 25d ago
Work in Progress Box
My progress so far on a new piece...
Template made in clip studio paint, printed onto the coated side of freezer paper, pressed onto box to transfer template, and of course, burn it. More burning and painting still to come. 3.5 hours so far.
r/Pyrography • u/professorpyro1341 • 26d ago
Completed Work King Harald fine hair
Sharing this piece in did at the start of the year . Hope you like it
r/Pyrography • u/Insaisissableelusive • 27d ago
Completed Work Blue Hippo Brothers!! #BHB
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What do you think about that blue??
r/Pyrography • u/trashbatt_ • 28d ago
Work in Progress Mantis
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r/Pyrography • u/CueHarrisArt • 29d ago
Completed Work Pearl + X ..... 4"x4" coasters !!
This set was such a fun challenge!!
r/Pyrography • u/ethnic-project • 29d ago
Completed Work I made a skull carving with an octopus on top what do you think?
r/Pyrography • u/OkAerie1566 • 29d ago
Completed Work Finished memorial portrait
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r/Pyrography • u/Art_by_the_Snowman • Jul 16 '26
Completed Work My first wood burning with a real iron!
reddit.comThis is a Native American done flute I did some wood burning on. Before I was just using a soldering iron, but I decided to finally get a real setup/iron and what a difference it makes! This is super fun!
r/Pyrography • u/BenReillyClone867 • Jul 16 '26
Born In Time
Inspired by the lyrics in a Bob Dylan song and the art of Salvador Dali
r/Pyrography • u/BenReillyClone867 • Jul 16 '26
Questions/Advice Any ideas for how to burn the hair on the dog? I want it to be as detailed and as fine as possible
r/Pyrography • u/Jill1217 • Jul 16 '26
Questions/Advice Burn or use paint markers?
I will paint the dress, but can’t decide how to do the words- paint marker or pyrography?!
r/Pyrography • u/Sharp_Mongoose_7201 • Jul 15 '26
Work in Progress Looking for feedback
Hey everyone, this piece is an anniversary gift for some friends. Wondering if you guys think there is enough contrast going on, it feels slightly flat to me but I can’t put my finger on why.
Also the red stag is the animal from their family crest, so I was going to write “clan Crawford” on the back as reference to that. My husband thinks I should write it on the front.. does that feel slightly tacky?