Hi everyone,

Yes Lorien Mae Krause was born on May 16th at 36 weeks. She was 19 inches and 6.2 ibs.

Fit and finish are excellent. Despite her small size there is a surprising amount of heft and a point forward balance. Despite this odd dynamic I really enjoy the handling characteristics.

It is wonderful to see the quality you can get through a custom collaboration. Indeed, I am so fond of this example- I believe I will not be making any more orders of this particular type as I have found what I wanted.

Sorry I couldn't resist! ;)

Jeremy

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Congratulations! :D

Looks like a nice... custom. I imagine you will find the construction a tad unsteady in spots and it may make some odd noises when swung. ;)

Seriously, congratz.

Congratulations, Jeremy. Those tend not to depreciate with age, though the upkeep might be a little more than you're used to.

Im sure it DOES handle nice , but dont be taking it into battle.

very cute , congratulations.


...Dan

Congratulations and some projects only seem to work as a collaboration for some mysterious reason. ;) :lol:

Looks like a healthy and robust baby.

Always a good start on projects of this nature! :D

Congratulations, Jeremy :) She is beautiful!

Just make sure you change her scabbard often!

I concord: this type of works are inclined to release big amount of refuses in they first years... The situation will bettering in about two or three years, as will do the amount of nocturnal noise.

Be wary though: after twelve of thirteen years they maintenance cost will soar!

"Erat maðr allz vesall,
þótt hann sé illa heill;
sumr er af sonom sæll,
sumr af frændom,
sumr af fé œrno,
sumr af verkom vel."


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For the baby:

May the Night give you quiet dreams,
may the Time give you days long and fruitful,
may the Death find you with many true friends!

'Handle with Caution', these cute little bundles become 'self sharpening' after about twelve years!
My Congratulations,
Norman.

She looks pretty serious.

A professor?

Wow, I don't think I've ever seen a sword such as this. It actually looks like a alot baby, and the steel is very pink. :D

Congratulations! Those custom projects are surely nice thing to have, but do they take up quite a bit of time!

Congratulations to all three of you!

Congrats!

M.