60thstreet thread

[Finda]

Got a new custom. Since our discussion about faded colors I've switched to natural woods and I love the grain of this macassar ebony one.

[Saige]

Wow Finda, that fork is gorgeous! It goes perfectly with your hair too!

[Finda]

Wow Finda, that fork is gorgeous! It goes perfectly with your hair too!

Thank you Saige! I really love darker brown tones. That's a beautiful bun in your avatar by the way

[Saige]

Thanks Finda! It's just a bunned herringbone braid but it turned out nicely

I love darker brown woods too, especially when they have a great grain like yours.

[Zesty]

I just received my custom, which actually looks quite similar to Finda's. 5.5" Amie in Bolivian Rosewood.





Not the prettiest bun I've ever done but you get the idea!

[SandyBottom]

That's a nice looking fork, Zesty. I like the spacing of the tines too. Before joining here, I made an impulse buy of a fork elsewhere and didn't consider how the spacing would affect its use. They're too close together and it makes it hard to insert. Live and learn and pass it on.

[Sigrid]

I just received my custom, which actually looks quite similar to Finda's. 5.5" Amie in Bolivian Rosewood.

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Not the prettiest bun I've ever done but you get the idea!

Gorgeous fork, Zesty! The grain goes so nicely with the bumpy topper.

I was lucky enough to get a used 60th Street off the German Ebay (I think it's Bolivian rosewood too, not sure) for a great price. They are soso expensive but definitely worth the price. I see why people are obsessed with them.

[Alexandrina]

Fiinda and Zesty, your new forks are so lovely!
Sigrid congrats on scoring one off ebay! I looove ebay haha.
SandyBottom, for sure, spacing between tines can make such a difference, it took a few different tries for me too to decide I like wider ones.