The Art of Chinese Chop or Seal Carving(2)

http://www.blueheronarts.com/index.php?cPath=8 for your name chop or order spplies. The booklet as you see near the end of this video please follow the following link: http://www.blueheronarts.com/product_info.php?products_id=394

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Chinese
• Chop
• Seal
• Carving
• Name
• Stamp
• Soapstone
• Engraving

[Geostars]

Can you use an Xacto knife or is the stone too hard?

[blueheronarts]

@Geostars You have to use the special hard alloy seal engraving tool, which is available at our BHA store.

[aestheticnine]

Do you sell that paper notebook you are holding at the end of the video on your website?

[blueheronarts]

@aestheticnine Yes, I do carry that "nd Chinese Stab Binding Books" on my website BlueHeronArts.

[RizzoLove]

May I ask where you can purchase that simple and practical paper booklet you are holding in the last part of this video? Great videos by the way!

[blueheronarts]

@RizzoLove Thanks for asking. The "Handbound Chinese Stab Binding Books" is available at our website BlueHeronArts.

[blueheronarts]

@RizzoLove The booklet is now available at our website BlueHeronArts. Thank you for your request.

[blueheronarts]

@aestheticnine Yes, I do have them available now at our website BlueHeronArts. It's under the paper or the seal section. Thank you for asking.

[blueheronarts]

@fireclan The stone is knwon as soapstone, it is much harder than a soap but softer than most stones to carve. Thank you for your comments!

[fireclan]

what kind of stone do you use? it seems pretty hard, but you can still carve it without braking or chipping your knife. i envy your steady hands