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Dry-sink vanity

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patwreck, member

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This is a country style dry-sink I did that we needed for our washroom. It's entirely pine except for the ceramic counter to prevent little accidents. I kept the carcasse box-joint prolonged to pop out of the frame, adding accent and melting well with the drawers dovetails squares viewed from the front. The panels are 1/4 inch pine plywood . I didn't put shellac in the start because I wanted the blotch to appear, creating a rustic style that goes with our house. It's water-based dye, with boiled linseed oil, shellac, gel stain. I added shellac before finishing with wax. I'm not quite sure what style I should call-it. Maybe rustic, or arts and craft? I'm in my learning process, and trying experiments.

Design or Plan used: My Own Design - inspired by lots of images on google with my own little touch

posted in: Reader's Gallery, dovetails, pine, accessory, rustic, shellac

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