More Photos From the Workshop (7)

The Dusty Workshop is Quiet But Ideas are Brewing

Birdhouses are Shrinking But Art work is Growing

I still have a lumber pile. I make frames for old t-shirts. GH

Introduction:

One of my last workshop projects was a pair of cedar work tables that are now attached to opposite walls in the room over the workshop. On one wall I have my computer station and on the other is my art table, home to a growing collection of line designs and other art pieces. The wooden frame is just one of them.

So, I bin busy, how be you?!

Below are 100 photos from The Workshop, from the days when dust filled the air on a regular basis. My latest batch of 12 cedar houses (for June 4, 2022 Gathering on the Green, London ONT) came and went quickly and I am hard-pressed to find a photo of even one of them. If I find one I will share it on the next post re my last photos from the shop:

Birdhouses with a spare bedroom!

Log cabins help me use up small bits of scrap lumber and make a few dollars at the same time:

Notice the creative touch? I scattered leaves around my shop's deck! : )

Wee schoolhouses always sold out! 

The following all came with a free birdhouse!

Swap boxes turned out to be a lot of fussy work, so the price eventually went north:

Small cedar birdhouses from fence slats:

Below are several shots of a box for a good friend and fisherman:

Details re swap boxes and little free libraries:

My smallest birdhouses sells out at most birdhouse sales:

Want pollinators in your garden?

Want bats in your backyard? And not in your hair?

Back to Nick's treasure box, for his fishing journal, which is likely worth a million dollars for the 'good spots' to catch trout, etc.':

And back to little free library signage and such!

And now back to Nick's project : ) :

Gord's getting fancy:

Cedar log cabins by the dozen!

One more batch of photos will soon follow... say, late 2023!

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Photos GH