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Rustic Stool
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Holden enjoys the peaceful nature of his work and sometimes gathers sticks and crafts furniture while camping. This stool of sticks, found in his workshop, is a prime example of Holden’s approach to his craft.
Photo: Zachary Gaulkin
Design or Plan used: Not specified
posted in: Reader's Gallery, rustic, Other Unknown, Natural Finish
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