We learned these from our teacher Mrs. Parkhurst, when we were in the fifth grade, studying pioneers.
Quill Pen
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Using an X-Acto knife, carefully cut the end of the quill at an angle. Be sure the feather is hollow so the ink will go inside.
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Carefully cut a small slit at the tip of the feather.
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To write with the pen, dip the tip into a jar of ink, then dab it onto a piece of paper towel before writing so it doesn't get messy.
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samii w.
16 Jan 16:35
this is cute.i always used to do these.but so ink wouldnt pour over me i used food colouring with a little water!great colours inks for a small charge!
eccemullier
04 Sep 15:51
Great idea, I never learned that at school, here in Mexico is more old school style rather than exploring creativity =<...Booo!! But thanks a lot for the idea, I always wondered how this was done =D