Craft Works - Let's Get Creative!
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Shortly before the pandemic I got a new bed and wanted to make a headboard for it. I got a decent amount of cherry for the project and spent last week designing and building one with my uncle in his wood shop. I took some photos so I thought I'd share them here. I've slowly been trying to build, restore, or buy Arts and Crafts or Mission Style furniture over the past few years in hopes of someday soon having all matching furniture.
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If I had a mini sewing machine I’d go through my closet and upcycle clothes I no longer wear into face masks. Think of the possibilities - you could make a mask with an old faded pair of jeans and flannel or whatever
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Great job @Palmer
I jumped off the wrong career ladder about fifteen years ago and was offered a couple of weeks working with a friend’s husband in landscape construction while I made a plan. I stretched that fortnight out to five years. Woodwork was always satisfying.
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Another lockdown project. Wooden hand spraypainted and then adorned. Tattoo imagery derived from the beautiful flash work of ecdobleman from Spider Murphy’s.
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Boss that. I want one!
Thanks matey.
Will happily do one for you old boy. Send me a DM when get a moment.
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Woodcut on rice paper!
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Goofin w a chunk of Damascus
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I typically buy a pair cheapish shoes to wear each summer, preferably in an unusual color. I couldn't find a pair I like this year, so I decided to make my own this year. These started life as a plain white pair of PF Flyers Center Lo. Some fabric paint and a couple of hours later, they looked like this.
Not a perfect paint job, but overall, I'm happy with them. -
They look factory. Nice work. Great evo potential.
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Nice job on the PF’s! They look great.
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Thanks, guys.
I've never painted a pair of shoes before, so it will be interesting to see what happens with them over time.
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Another lockdown project. Wooden hand spraypainted and then painted freehand using acrylic paint marker. Took me about three hours to paint. Eagle imagery derived from the beautiful tattoo flash work of Mr Paul Dobleman from The Brothers Electric
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