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Sculpting Soft Stone
Using Stone Age Incision, Abrasion and Drilling
Techniques
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by Storm
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Coating stone
pendants with animal fat or mineral oil reveals the stunning
colorations and patterns of geological treasures. This photo and
the following ones . . . |
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I hand-polish soft stone using silt
and a piece of buckskin, which can make quite a difference in the
finished piece. |
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One of the most satisfying pursuits
I’ve ever engaged in consists of identifying potentially useful
natural materials and transforming them into functional tools and
attractive works of art! |
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Page 2 This article was published in Rock and Gem magazine.
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