Heirloom Pricking Out Trowel

Heirloom Pricking Out TrowelOne of the great consequences of attending various shows events across the country is discovering new tools. A conversation at a recent garden event in the Cotswolds led us to these trowels made by Shed 51. The customer was raving about her favourite trowel which she'd has for a number of years. She then disappeared off to fetch it that was how excited she was to show me. I'm really glad she did as I think they are a great concept. Still made in the

It only weighs 466grams

In our eyes they are things of beauty- but also a functional tool that will last for many

Precise paper shears with long blades for detailed pattern cutting

The hanlde is hickory and we paint the ends to make them a little more visible

It has a cedar/woody smell and works a bit like Frebrez in that it traps odour molecules

The Digging Fork weights 2 Kg

because Edd wasn’t keen on ever doing branded items

So our answer has always been you need two axes - a small hatchet for garden use and kindling - and then a splitting maul for processing logs

he most definitely wasn't over 18

More information on the Hori Hori

I used to dismiss the idea of a tool belt

The handles on the side can be folded in when used for stacking or drop to the side when "open"