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Arts and Crafts Wall Shelf
comments (1) December 13th, 2012 in blogs
Stephen Scott, associate editor
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Photo: Anissa Kapsales
This attractive wall-hung shelf was inspired by a piece in a magazine that reminded furniture-maker Nancy Hiller of classic British Arts and Crafts design. Her version gets rid of the doors to put the contents of the shallow shelves on display - an appealing choice given all the beautiful quartersawn white oak in the piece.
This free download includes an annotated, exploded drawing of the project along with Hiller's article describing how she built the piece. The article inlcudes tips for gluing up the hollow columns and exuting the decorative inlay.
Give it a try. It's a great way to start the new year.
CLICK HERE for the free download
Some finishing touches
Original Arts and Crafts Finish without Fuming
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Comments (1)
It has 3 shelves, hangs on a wall. Shelf is 3 inches deep.
Sides are about 20 inches high and 20 inches across. There may be a 1/4 inch plywood dadoed back and each shelf has a front product guard rail so the polish doesn't fall off.
In the area of the top shelf there is a 1 x 2 x 20 inch board
attachded across the back which acts as a strongback.
Do you have any plans for anything similar?
Thank you
Roger
Posted: 12:44 pm on January 11th
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