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Things we make
Recently on one of our weekly Goodwill trips we came across a new in box 1 foot long LED light strip designed to install direct to 110 service for $4. Got to love Goodwill. Given that we like modern tech like LEDs we still like the rustic re-purposed look so Continue Reading;
These are a few of the many things I have made from antlers and/or driftwood.
Here are a few of the lamps I have made from driftwood and antlers.
Wall shelves are one of my favorite things to make from driftwood. Here are some I have made over the years.
Sep. 15, 2015 Newest project complete. Scrap rock oil lamp on driftwood.
Robin: The Beginning Until recently I never thought of myself as a painter. Sure, I could draw rather well but adding depth and color to my “doodles” just seemed beyond my abilities. And I was OK with that. But then a friend of mine shared a local Facebook page with Continue Reading;
Another thing I like to do is combine driftwood and rocks. They just seem to go naturally together. I often find myself making “people” from the rocks.
This took FOREVER to do. I am happy with the way it turned out. Made from sea glass collected at Surfside beach.
May 25, 2015 One of my latest driftwood projects. A lovely half table. It is free standing and looks great against a wall or a sofa. The driftwood part is a beautiful piece of red oak with lots of character.
Made from a resin cast with cicada wings attached and colored with pastels.