I call it the MacFarland (my family name). Roasted maple neck, tone ring, rim (segmented 11”). Rosewood fretboard and headstock plate, ebony heel cap, walnut/maple dowel stick, Purple Heart rope rim carving.
No difference in sound after painting head, but the paid very thin so I’m not surprised.
Hi cammie,
Your plaid is stunning.
Please share the details about the process and type of paint.
Best, Kam
Bravo
Nice job. I really like that tartan painted on the head. I'd like to paint my tartan on a head but the Munro tartan is a little bit complicated.
That is awesome.
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Originally posted by CullodenNice job. I really like that tartan painted on the head. I'd like to paint my tartan on a head but the Munro tartan is a little bit complicated.
You could just do Scotland's flag, the Saltire.
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Originally posted by reubenstumpquote:
Originally posted by CullodenNice job. I really like that tartan painted on the head. I'd like to paint my tartan on a head but the Munro tartan is a little bit complicated.
You could just do Scotland's flag, the Saltire.
That's a good idea.
Very nice.
I like how you used color to embellish the frets.
One of a kind design. Well done
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