my parents lost a tree during the storms we had a few weeks ago. they had a pile of branches lying on the driveway ready for pickup. i kept thinking that there has to be something you can do with that stuff (that's the craft hoarder in me). i thought i could make coasters or rings out of them and use paint or markers to make them interesting. that was a huge disappointment. but i tried again, because i'm just that stubborn and hey the branches are free! a bandsaw, drill press, a lot of sweat, obscenities and a few drops of blood and mosquito bites later and here you have it - ring boxes made from oak! i added a little embroidery for a little bit of color and fun! hope you like them!new project - rustic engagement ring box made from oak - new to the shop
my parents lost a tree during the storms we had a few weeks ago. they had a pile of branches lying on the driveway ready for pickup. i kept thinking that there has to be something you can do with that stuff (that's the craft hoarder in me). i thought i could make coasters or rings out of them and use paint or markers to make them interesting. that was a huge disappointment. but i tried again, because i'm just that stubborn and hey the branches are free! a bandsaw, drill press, a lot of sweat, obscenities and a few drops of blood and mosquito bites later and here you have it - ring boxes made from oak! i added a little embroidery for a little bit of color and fun! hope you like them!new embroidery project - te amo

i've started another project. yes, another one! this is my take on embroidery - i combined laser cutting and ribbon. i tried embroidery floss, but it just fluffed and knotted. I settled on ribbon, because it gives me a ton of colorful options! i've decided to offer each panel without hardware - one, because it fits an IKEA frame perfectly and two you can even just hang it directly to the wall with adhesive tape! I hate drilling and prefer the simplest hanging method possible!
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