By Request, Pictures of some of my furniture

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09-06-2011, 01:05 PM

#131

RobertaMarie

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You have my utmost admiration. What talent!!! My dad made most of our furniture when I was a kid, using only a handsaw, brace and bit, hand plane, hammer and what-not. Nothing as elegant as yours, John, but I can really appreciate good workmanship. These are beautiful and I hope you enjoy them for many years.
Roberta

09-06-2011, 01:11 PM

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Fixedgearhead

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Originally Posted by Sew and Sew

Oh my I saw so many pieces of furniture I would love. What a talent you are. Just beautiful. Now some of those would fit just perfect in our old log cabin. Built in the 80's from 6 old 1800's corn cribs and barns...........

I think a nice log cabin would wrap around theses things nicely. I would love to build one and have been after my wife for years to go for it. But she is a little faint of heart in going through all the trouble of moving to that more rural of a space where I envision the setting. Maybe Tenn. or Southern Ohio. I think it would be a little isolated for her taste. She is still a city girl at heart. She likes her conveniences.
John

09-06-2011, 01:14 PM

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twixbar

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Everything is awesome, you are so very talented. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

09-06-2011, 01:18 PM

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teacherbailey

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Amazing work! Now....the armoire needs a door left open and a quilt hanging over it, and more quilts folded neatly on the shelves inside! :)

09-06-2011, 01:21 PM

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teacherbailey

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Amazing work! Now....the armoire needs a door left open and a quilt hanging over it, and more quilts folded neatly on the shelves inside! :)

09-06-2011, 01:26 PM

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JayCee

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What a wonderful talent! I have a rocking crib that looks exactly like yours. It is doll size and belonged to my greatmother as a child and has been passed down through the little girls in the family. It has square hand forged nails in it.