Well, by popular request, I've decided to take my sharp implements to these two slabs of PZ Kut to bring you a review of both - but have discarded the usual design theme for that series to create something that can be used for this year's Box ON! That's right: if you want to see the following post's result in person (and perhaps whack me across the head in so doing) all you need to do is turn up!I have both a piece of white AND orange PZ Kut. I'm going to do a single post for both, but if you're new to this blog or letterboxing, you should know: this carving material is now extinct. You can no longer get it. This carving material is no more. It has ceased to be. This is an EX-material! I've only come into possession of scraps due to the generous contribution of Fish Below the Ice.
Oh man. Before I get started on this review, I gotta say, I had some serious angst doing this test. The unfortunate result of this carving review series of posts is that I've gotten super picky about what materials I carve and particular what I like. I had this suspicion that I wasn't going to like these materials because of my current feels about some of the harder-type materials that I had started carving with.
So, because the resulting stamps are for Box ON!, you should be aware that the review contains spoilers. So, in case you don't want to see the image and design and spoil it for when you actually see the stamps, I have the rest of this post below - you'll have to come back after the event ;)
