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And a walnut flag box.
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Upcycle Ornaments

We have been into upcycling for 10 years, had an Etsy shop and was in an antique mall for several years. Here are some ornaments I made from vintage toys for last year's tree.
 

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Upcycling

My husband makes furniture out of vintage things.
 

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Mixed Media Assemblage

I also do mixed Media Assemblage art. Not for everyone, I know, but I really enjoy making it and displaying in art shows.
 

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Stained Glass

I love stained glass, but I'm not patient enough to do the amazing windows that artist make. So, I do my own little thing with glass.
 

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Catkins>>>Those are really creative projects!!! I like them a lot and thank you for sharing your work.

Ronstar >>>That is a beautiful knife box.
 
Catkins--what a fun and beautiful way to "reduce, reuse, recycle". Love the pictures!
Welcome to the forum.
 
Still working on the kitchen. Installed the pantry and fridge panels today. Still lots to do.
 

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Got everything done except the doors. Pantry doors were a beat down to install in such an non-square house. Used my Incra miter sled for the crown square trim and I was surprised how well it worked.
 

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^^ Once again very nice! I feel your pain on getting large doors to fit.

Thanks. I basically built everything, so other than the square factor, I only have myself to blame. I had to only trim 1/8" off 1 door and it was pretty good alignment from there. My first time & hopefully my last...
 
Started a new project enclosing a large patio. Waiting for it to be painted & then I'll install the Screen Tight system to the outside. Client was a little nervous before starting, but was perfectly happy after yesterday. Retired math teacher who sweats the details... A lot.
 

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Came back from our trip with 5 knife handle blanks. Split one of the handle blanks, sandwiched in a blade blank from Indy Hammered Knives, and sanded and oiled down the handle to make a finished knife. Forgot the type of wood.

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Built a small vanity for the remodel of our tiny (4' x 5') bathroom. I used leftover solid cherry from my bedroom furniture project 20 years ago, plus some 1/2" cherry plywood. This is a really tight spot for a vanity, so I needed a small unit. None of the standard sizes fit the space, so I decided to do it myself. The door is a sample that I got last summer when I was buying kitchen cabinets for our summer cabin. The previous (for 63 years!) sink here hung off the wall.
 

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