I’ve had this problem for years now; where do I put my wet jacket? First world problems, right? Well, this minor inconvenience prompted my latest build – a coat rack. This is not any ordinary plain-Jane coat rack. This piece of art has industrial elements bolted onto rustic style. Plus, it’s been customized for our home! Read on for the story and more pictures. Continue reading “Rustic Industrial Coat Rack”
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Rustic Tealight Set
I wished to give something special to my friends on their wedding day. Using inspiration from my last candle holder project, I found the perfect idea and crafted a set of tealight holders that can be used together or separately. I was absolutely delighted when I heard they love them! Continue reading “Rustic Tealight Set”
Industrial Beer Caddy
Inspired by my home-brew loving comrades, I observed them toting their fermented wonder to social gatherings in trendy, wooden, six-shot crates. The experience is always delightful, tasting new brews and ogling over these transportation devices. I decided to craft my own industrial beer caddy. I hope you appreciate the practicality! Continue reading “Industrial Beer Caddy”
Primitive Tealight Centerpiece
I decided to try something new – no measuring and no plan. Well, almost no plan. A warped oak board and an oddly shaped piece of cherry turned into a primitive looking tealight centerpiece! Continue reading “Primitive Tealight Centerpiece”
Rustic Cherry Napkin Holder
I don’t know how many times I teased Jill that I would make a napkin holder. You know, the dorky kind some of us made in middle school woodshop? Turns out that we needed one and I wanted to put a different spin on it.
Oak Sphere
Since my last project, I had circles on my mind and I’ve been intrigued with making round things without a lathe. Soon, I began researching how to make a wooden ball. I found many methods and tried a few. Some resulted in disaster, but I pulled it off. Challenge complete – an oak sphere!
Wooden Bracelet in Oak
One day while organizing my shop, I happened upon my circle cutter – a rather unruly looking device. It reminded me of watching YouTube videos of people making wooden jewelry such as rings and the like. Given the capacity of the tool, I decided to make a bracelet. Read on to hear of my mishaps and see this thing in action!
Craftsman Picture Frame
I had to make my own frame for my college certificates. What self respecting woodworker wouldn’t? I decided on a craftsman picture frame, a style that intrigued Jill and me for several years. After mounting it on the wall, I was surprised how large the frame looks. What better way to acknowledge a hard earned accomplishment? If you are interested, follow along to see how I built this project!