Author: Iris Carr

This morning’s clean and retouch of some acidic sweat damage to the varnish.

I just love this little solid file and now use it so often for so many different things. Another brilliant Japanese tool my friend Michiko Hayashi gave to me as a present.

I’m in the process of fitting an L-edge to the top treble bout of a cello.

My new Online Course on Crack Repair is now available on my Teachable Site!

Evie Troy from TROY Productions and I embarked on this mission of making another online course at the beginning of 2022. The filming was done in March and April and after many months of editing, we’re finally there!

I hope many of you will find it to be a worthwhile teaching resource for many years to come.

My new Online Course on Crack Repair is now available on my Teachable Site at https://iris-carr-restorations-ltd.teachable.com/courses.

Evie Troy and I  embarked on this mission of making another online course in March this year. The filming was done in March and April and after many months of editing, we’re finally there!

Thank you Evie Troy from TROY Productions for your amazing skills and patience, it’s always a pleasure to work with you!

I hope many of you will find it to be a worthwhile teaching resource for many years to come.

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Another day of editing the English captions for my new Online Course on Crack Repair. I prefer bench work so much more but am getting really excited that we’re so close to the launch!