keefie
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Everything posted by keefie
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Looking great Doc, will you be fitting "reins and harnesses " to them all?? :oops:
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Hope so, I was looking forward to it.
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Awesome work, it's beautiful
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You have excelled yourseld with this moneybank, I liked your other ones but this one is beautiful, he will love it.
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excellent work Clayton, the paint job is outstanding.
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very nice work there Doc,I haven't attempted those yet, I have a pattern but it doesn't look as nice as your one
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AWESOME - thats the only word for it, it's beautiful. How thick was the wood?
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Excellent cutting there, they look great, I especially like the font for the Broncos. you don't happen to know the name of that font do you?
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Christmas is on it's way a scrolling we will go.
keefie replied to Phantom Scroller's topic in Bragging Rights
nice ornaments Roly, the next Dalek should be perfect - I want to see it fully automated with working guns too lol -
Nice work there Don, they look great.
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Very nice Jessie, love the decoration.
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great job there Frank, love the idea of the cut out in the base to hold the flower pot.
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what a neat idea to use up all your leftover wood, looks nice too.
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You have done a good job there, looks great
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Mike, Very nice work there lovely box too.
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Well Marg, I must be doing something right ..
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Wow you have been busy at the weekend, excellent work on all four.
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Really neat idea Roly, they look good too.
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One of the members of my woodturning club was asked to make a cross for Truro Cathedral, it is to be presented to The Archbishop of Canterbury on his visit this month. The emblem for Truro Cathedral is a Lilly and Crook. I was sent a picture of it and asked to make one 9" tall to be mounted on the cross when it was made. Here is what I came up with. It's all made from 4mm birch ply and the crook is stained with a mahogony colour stain. the lilly is left natural and all finished with 1 coat of lacquer. hope you like it. Keefie.
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Hey Doc, thats some very fine cutting there,great looking piece. Keefie
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Thank you Kevin and everyone else for your compliments.
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Kev, I would love to take the credit fot the pattern, but it is not my pattern. All I did was change the names and date on it. I'm not sure who's pattern it is, it's only marked with WWS and 'OS underneath that. But whoever's pattern it is Thank you, I have now made two of these for different weddings. Keefie.
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I had a rush job on to make something for a friends wedding, she was only 14 when I first knew her, I had been playing Medal of Honour (a war game) online with her dad and several other friends from across the pond. She has now grown up into a lovely young lady and is getting married on 2nd November. Knowing how "good" our postal service is here I wanted to get it in the post as soon as possible (last time I sent a package it took 3 1/2 weeks to arrive, so I'm hoping This one will get there in time) Keefie
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Dan, it has got to be said - You are the master of these little plaques. they look great.
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I have no choice but to agree with everyone here Doc, great pattern and even greater cutting. :thumbs:
