Can we do pyrography with children? I think you know the answer, as you haven't forgotten that enchanting smell and the feeling of hot iron gliding over wood. Pyrography is actually a wonderful and entertaining way to encourage children and teenagers to do meticulous work that requires patience, precision and creativity. There are several reasons why pyrography is beneficial for children. First of all, it's a unique way to engrave imaginative designs on wood, a new and enjoyable medium for children. It is also a good way to transform everyday wooden objects into personalized gifts (frames ..read more

Learning pyrography on wood is the best way to indulge in a fulfilling activity. This ancestral technique will allow you to rediscover your artistic talent. It is not only a hobby that will incite you to make magnificent handcrafted creations, but also a relaxing activity that can be practiced almost anywhere. To decorate your home or to give as a gift, pyrography is a very nice DIY activity of personalization and is a nice little attention. Pyrography is an inexpensive and funny art that can really spice up your hobby. All you need is a pyrography pen, a clean piece of wood and your imagi ..read more

Pyrography is the art of decorating wood or other materials with scorch marks applied from a heated object. You can customize your woodworking projects by adding a fancy touch, thanks to the patterns you will carve in the wood. You are not bound by any technical or format rules, you are free to let your imagination run wander. At the end, you can easily sign your work with your name, or create an original and artistic signature. You should know that a pyrographer has several metal tips of different sizes and shapes. The points are more or less fine with a more or less wide bevel so that ..read more

You can use free pallet wood for pyrography, provided that it is well sanded and does not contain any kind of chemical. Indeed, if you use treated wood such as plywood or chipboard, the chemicals used to manufacture it may be released into the air when it comes into contact with the heat and scorch. Beware of varnished wood which is also full of toxic products. Choose a pure wood, there are many inexpensive varieties. This allows you to select a color that you like and an adequate consistency, because the wood must be soft enough to be worked. The most popular woods for pyrography include p ..read more