The three "P" of pyrography

1st – Patience
2nd – Persistence
3rd – Practice

Start with small and simple projects.
Practice as much as you can. Practice makes perfect.
Don't be scared of making mistakes. Everyone does.
If you have a darker area that shouldn't be there, try darkening the rest around that area if possible. It might be a solution. If not, try to sand it down. If not start a new project. lol.
Use temperature as low as you can and increase as you go to darker areas, or start with the darker areas and low the temperature as you go. Never start from the middle tones.

Pyrography of autumn illustration on A5 notebook cover.

Made with Razertip SS D10.

This project took me 5h20m.

Pyrography project 56

Pyrography (woodburning) of Orchid on basis for cups.



Made with Razertip SS D10.



This project took me 2h10m.



10 cm X 10 cm

Pyrography project 55

Pyrography (woodburning) of a flower on a basis for cups.

This took me 1h20m.

Made with Razertip SS D10.

Pyrography project 54

Owl pyrography (woodburning).



This work took me 3h30m.

Made with Razertip SS D10 with two tips.