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 <!-- 1. Define pyrography. What is the origin of this millenial art? -->
 The art or technique of decorating wood or leather by burning a design on the surface with a heated tool with a metallic point. It is also known as pokerwork or wood burning. The word "pyrography" basically means writing with fire. Many people refer to pyrography as "wood burning", however wood burning is technically done on wood, whereas pyrography can be done on any receptive surface (including wood).
 What is the origin of this millennial art? The earliest extant pyrography artifacts are from Peru and Roman Britain and date back well before the First Century AD. These objects were created using fire-heated metal rods, of various thickness and point size, which were applied to the wooden surfaces to produce burned designs.
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 Although wood is the most popular venue, pyrography is not limited to burning on wood. Leather, paper, gourds, bark, and nuts are among the materials you can transform with pyrography. Each offers its own advantages and challenges. Many woods can be burned, but some are more suited to pyrography than others.
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 The temperature setting that you choose for each stroke is a very important element. Low temperature settings create pale tonal value burns. As you raise the temperatur, your strokes take on a darker tonal value.
 Each wood burns at a different rate and you will need to adjust your heat settings to accommodate your specific project. Poplar burns quickly. If you have a setting range of 1 through 10, poplar will show pale values as low as 2 and black toned burns as you near 4. Birch burns from a pale value around a 3 and does not reach the black tones until 7 to 8.
 Practice on the material that you will be burning on to make sure you use the appropriate temperature.
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 * Never let a child use a pyrography pen unattended. An adult must always be present to supervise since pyrography pens get hot – VERY HOT. This is not a toy and must be used with caution under adult supervision.
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 If you do not feel comfortable drawing your own picture, you can search on the internet for pictures that you like. You can also look for ideas in coloring books.
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