Pyrography is a surprisingly meditative hobby where heat and wood meet to create warm, earthy designs. It’s perfect for anyone who enjoys slow, hands-on creativity.
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Our First Attempt
We’re still getting hands-on with this one, so we haven’t fully tried the kits yet. But we’re buzzing to dive in and learn as we go. The video below is one we watched that got us genuinely excited to give this craft a crack. The kits linked further down are the ones we’re planning to use when we start, but we haven’t tested them yet so have a read of the reviews and make sure they look right for you too.
Getting Started
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Starter Kit We Used
Wood Burning Tool Kit
Adjustable heat and multiple tips give you loads to explore.
Graphite Transfer Paper
Helps trace designs neatly before burning.
Safety Stand for Burner
Keeps the hot tool secure between burns.
Basswood Slices Pack
Smooth, soft wood perfect for beginners.
Fine Sandpaper Sheets
Smooths the wood so lines burn clean.
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More Ideas
Covers the core shading and texture techniques; great skills video before you design a piece.
What we love
Follows someone’s first project, very relatable and honest about learning curve.
