Mattis Slöjd

10/05/2026

Tälja ett halsband! Lär dig hur du gör det i Malmköping 30:e maj. På Gammaldags Malmköpings marknad nere på hembygdsgården kommer jag ha gratis workshop i täljning. Perfekt för barn och nybörjare! Kom gärna förbi och dela detta med andra intresserade. Jag har även ett bord med slöjdade alster och mängder med täljknivar till salu.

02/05/2026

Täljkurs för nybörjare i Nyköping avklarad! Nästa helg kommer nytt tillfälle i Stallarholmen för dig som vill lära dig tälja på riktigt. Anmäl på hemsidan eller kommentera här så skickar jag länken.

29/04/2026

Check out Mattis Steel’s video.

17/04/2026

Gå med i ett community för knivslipare:

Hem för dig som gillar eller vill lära dig att slipa! Ett community där vi delar varandras upplevelser och hänger med likasinnade. Välkommen!

15/04/2026

My kid waterlogs the kitchen while I try to make a video.

09/04/2026

Bread knife sharpening

09/04/2026

https://youtu.be/1fQ6ee3Fuy0

Quick and easy method for sharpening your bread knife. Use the corner of the grinding stone and round of the edge with a coarse diamond stone. Join skool for...

04/04/2026

Lots of water under the bridge. It's been ten years now since I started carving in my parents backyard when life got the better of me. It has been a real journey to where I'm at now with lots of ups and downs. I'm thinking of freely sharing all I know about how to become an established craftsman and different ways to earn an income doing it. After all the effort I put into making the most beautiful things I can do, my finest creation ever is standing right there on the bridge.

Would you be interested in that kind of content if I created a separate channel for it? Give me a YES to approve.

09/03/2026

How do you rate this knife from 1-10?
This one of a kind knife is looking for a new home.
The handle is made of stained oak, and the blade is as usual stainless supersteel Magnacut. Ground to a fine tapered point to allow for carving tight curves.

Other knife makers make a very thin knife with small bevels and call them "turning sloyds". It makes sense, since it is very difficult to make a tapered blade by hand. But that means their knives are only good for carving curves and are really difficult to sharpen.

This tapered design is much better! It can be used like any other sloyd knife but with the added benefit of easily carving tiny curves with the tip of the blade.

Let me know if any of this doesn't make any sense and I'll try to explain.

19/02/2026

Finished wedding gift. A skäktkniv, used practically for hitting flaxen husk in preparation for making linen textiles. Unless it is exquisitely carved and painted for days as a sign of dedication to one's partner.