Back in November, we had a family event that included too many visitors, who stayed too long.
To clear my mind, and find a little solitude, shop dog and I headed to the woodshop.
Not being one to make noise, and interrupt our house guests constant viewing of reality shows, this project jumped out at me. Let's go from rough cut to finished product without power tools.
Many years ago, I gave Moma B a vanity. Since then, the top is pretty well worn, and the drawer is blown out in three directions. Wonderful woman, but she can break an anvil.
Anyhoo, the wrought iron legs on the vanity still look good, so here's the rebuild.
To clear my mind, and find a little solitude, shop dog and I headed to the woodshop.
Not being one to make noise, and interrupt our house guests constant viewing of reality shows, this project jumped out at me. Let's go from rough cut to finished product without power tools.
Many years ago, I gave Moma B a vanity. Since then, the top is pretty well worn, and the drawer is blown out in three directions. Wonderful woman, but she can break an anvil.
Anyhoo, the wrought iron legs on the vanity still look good, so here's the rebuild.