The beginning of creating a name plate/sign. I have not done this kind of work since college, and I haven't done anything with some of these tools before. I was quite concerned I would screw it up.
During the process of carving and creating a sign for the luthier, Jessica.
Thankfully it turned out alright.
Now onward to the space where she will be working...ug! This has been a functional work space for the staff. As functional work space for me typically will turn into organized chaos. As you can see that is most definitely the case here.
Before...oy!
During
Final product!!
Happy new owner of a luthier work bench! Look! There is a violin and a ukulele waiting to be worked on already! :)Now that this project is finished, I have begun to embroidery a towel for the owner of the shop to have on his bench. I am also going to embroidery a bath towel for the gal who works out in the front. I am also helping the owner build a desk and clean up space so he can finally have an office. I am hoping once these larger projects are out of the way I can get back to some painting and my photography.
I'm hoping I can find a way to keep this blog up more (that isn't new at all is it) :( Plus, find a way to practice my lighting, it isn't near what I would like it to be. *sigh* Hopefully I will be able to find a way to get re-focused on my book as well.
It was a lot of fun to make stops at the home improvement stores, pick out the wood, and various items needed to build this bench. It was great to work with power tools again and to make use of my tool belt and tool box. I was worried she wouldn't like it, I was so relieved when she gave me a big hug and said "thank you" and that she loved it! Woo! Hoo!!!
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