scrimshaw

She decided to go and work on her scrimshaw for a while.

As one, they all turned to look at the scrimshaw suit.

He took off the last two pieces of scrimshaw, and went to answer it.

Why should anyone have wanted to throw all of this scrimshaw on to the floor?

Scrimshaw has a rather high voice with a chop to it.

Some of the work looks more like an oil painting than scrimshaw."

His life had taken a comfortable turn, though the only work he ever did now was carving scrimshaw.

Also, for the snake, Scrimshaw, that lives in his hair.

In another, you can touch whale bones and study scrimshaw.

In addition there is art produced by the sailors themselves, such as scrimshaw.

Panicking was the last thing she needed in the scrimshaw suit.

These larger ones are often used by carvers of scrimshaw.

"I'm not leaving without the scrimshaw suit," she said, before glancing at her mother.

And the scrimshaw suit was to remain aboard: he had been very specific about that.

This trade led to the development of the European art of scrimshaw.

If somebody had done that, the scrimshaw would have been sprayed over a much wider area.

She scraped the mud away and revealed a piece of scrimshaw.

"I didn't know if you'd like it we call this sort of thing scrimshaw.

A few feet away metal cabinets hold drawers full of scrimshaw, 1,400 pieces in all.

He wore round his neck a scrimshaw on a silver chain.

She didn't feel like sitting at the scrimshaw project.

Valentine believed any speech she might make would be scrimshaw on a casket.

If the whaling industry had its golden age from roughly 1825 to 1865, much the same can be said of scrimshaw.

There were Monitor playing cards, hats, scrimshaw and sheet music.

Having something to do that needed concentration and skill, like scrimshaw, might be just the ticket to help her get past this.