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Getting a Hand on Jewelry
comments (0) February 23rd, 2010 in Reader's Gallery
2ffat, member
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Side view of the Jewlery Hand
Photo: Laurissa Cottingham
My daughter wanted something to hold her jewelry but she didn't want just a box. I made an outline of her arm, hand, and fingers on paper. I cut those out and applied them to some scrap cherry. Then I cut the cherry on a band saw. I cut slots in the base for the arm and slots in the hand for the fingers and arm. The fingers and arm were too thin for mechanical fasteners so I then glued them together. I used three coats of Waterlox as the finish, no stain. The fingers hold not only rings but necklaces, too. Glass cups (not shown) in the base and palm of the hand hold earrings, etc.
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - James P. Cottingham
posted in: Reader's Gallery, cherry, Jewelry
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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.
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