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Standing Bear
I hand carved this Bear and Tree from scrap pieces of Basswood, and made the base with scrap Sassafras
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fence line illumination
this is my bedside lamp. it was shaped and carved to enhance its already natural beauty. its a piece of a fence post that is antique southern heart pine. its around 400 to 600 years old and came from...
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Stellar
2 commentsI glued up strips of American Sycamore, then crosscut kerfs in which I inserted contrasting strips of wood, repeating this process from varying angles. Bloodwood blocks were inserted randomly, and...
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"Home is where the Hearth is"
3 commentsAfter receiving April’s copy of FWW I was greatly inspired by the “knickknacks” done by Hank Gilpin. They were absolutely beautiful. It was also then that I was made...
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Baby rattle
5 commentsMade from maple and purpleheart left over from other projects. More rattles at my website at http://mysite.verizon.net/respcjwi/index.html.
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Tiki Scraps
1 commentWhen I have any hardwood scrap, I pull out my trusty dremel tool and clamp the scrap in my vise and carve classy tiki necklaces for friends and family. After carving them, I drill a hole and thread a...
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Oink, Ollie, Ubercow and the Bird
1 commentI am a disabled Sheet Metal Worker that just started to get into woodworking. When on a fixed income I had to get creative about how I got my "wood fix!" I became a member of Freecycle. Freecycle is...
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Congratulations to our winners!
Congratulations to our three winners! Argyllshire for Eye Candy, larrysak3 for Dulcimer; and Triumph1 for "Home is where the hearth is".
Three prize packages were awarded.
First Prize
Fine WoodworkingMagazine Archive DVD-ROM
Second Prize
(1) copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide to Furniture and Cabinet Construction
(1) copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery
Third Prize
(1) copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery
Contest ended March 11, 2010
Winners were selected by the community and announced on March 22, 2010.
