dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
fbeaston wrote:
Very interesting story dancers ... I really have to get myself to that part of the world. I've wanted to go for years but the one chance I had fell through. Have you heard them playing those drums yet? Thanks for sharing the link & story.
No, I have not heard the drums.............I just saw the article about the tress and thought you may be interested.
I LOVE trees!
Beautiful work! I'm female, but I've veen known to work wirh wood a time or two. Byt not fine work like this!
They are beautiful...you have a wonderful talent.
dancers wrote:
I have often wished that I was male and been able to do such wonderful work!
Dancers you don't have to be male to do woodwork. I do a lot of things though not to the high standard of woodworkerman. my things are a bit more rustic
like bird tables, hedgehog houses and door and window frames for my poly tunnel etc. I do enjoy it though which is the main thing and I did it myself... I also have made frames for my pictures.
Glad to know that there are a few of us around that have double addictions. I,like you have woodworking and photography. I channel my woodworking skills to constructing hand made photo frames. I have six of my frames hanging in a federal courthouse. Keep making dust and pics.
JennT
Loc: South Central PA
A special talent on view here!
the stool--seat is of great interest to me-- the design and functionality --perfection!
lovely, I love pinned through tenons, to see the work is always a treat, well done
Wow! Fantastic work. I could surely never acquire your skill, nor at this stage of my life, your discipline and dedication to a project, but I admire your work and the fact that you have all.
Lots of talent for sure. Congrats.
Excellent work. The moniker is well earned.
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