The Stonelaughter Flute Workshop


A little introduction to the workshop where Stonelaughter Flutes are made and the man who makes them!

 


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18 comments on “The Stonelaughter Flute Workshop”

  1. Diana @ Toronto Teacher Mom on said:

    So neat! I wonder how long it takes to make one from start to finish.
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  2. Dominique Goh@Dominique's Desk on said:

    So cool making a flute from scratch.. it’s really a labor of love 🙂
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  3. Mary Denman on said:

    That must be a patient man! Thanks for the visual tour!
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  4. Male HQ on said:

    MAN STUFF – Loving your work, good to have a nice workshop for builds like this.
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  5. Indrani on said:

    That is an interesting activity documented well.
    Great series!
    Happy WW!
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  6. Merlinda Little (@pixiedusk) on said:

    Interesting! Thanks for sharing. I always love to see how things are made =)
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  7. Star Traci on said:

    Wow! That is beautiful!
    Happy WW!
    🙂
    Traci
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  8. Sheryl on said:

    Beautiful craftsmanship. That must have been spectacular to watch in process. How long were you there?
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  9. Hollie on said:

    That’s amazing… from start to finish. What a skill to have.

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  10. Jemma @ Celery and Cupcakes on said:

    I always admire handmade crafts like this. The finished article is stunning.
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  11. Stacy Uncorked on said:

    That is so cool! Making something like that sure takes talent – and lots of patience, I’m sure! 😉
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  12. another jennifer on said:

    Wow. That looks like a fascinating process!
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  13. stevebethere on said:

    I’m impressed making one from scratch…brilliant 🙂
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  14. Katie on said:

    Damn, that looks like a lot of hard work! Cool as hell though!

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  15. Feed Me Dearly on said:

    Cool… Have a great Wordless Wednesday! 🙂
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  16. Beth F on said:

    Very cool.

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