Heart Box

Once again I saw a wonderful pattern by Steve Good. I have made three so far. The box in the middle is made from poplar top & bottom and sides made of pine. The couple on the top is also made of poplar. The other two boxes are made of oak. The boxes are around 4” x 4”. With the lid on the boxes are about 1 ¼” tall. The inside is around ¾” deep. Also notice the quarter in couple of pictures. Look for these at the TnTCreation store on Etsy (see link on the left).

Puzzles

I missed posting these before the holidays. Here are a few puzzles I made for my kids and their friends. Made from various woods and coated with Dutch Oil.

Christmas Presents 2008

Here are a couple of Christmas presents I made for family this year. The Satna box is based another wonderful pattern by Steve Good. Visit Steve @ http://www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/
The basket is from a pattern book from Fox Chapel publishing.

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Thanks!

Tim

Frapper Map

Just for fun we added a Frapper Map at the bottom of the page. Make sure to add yourself so we can see you were here.

Happy Holidays

I would like to take this time to thank everyone who has stopped by the blog here during 2008.

Our wishes for everyone to have a Happy & Safe Holiday Season!

I am looking forward to 2009 and doing lots of projects to share with you and build up a large amount of stock for our store at Etsy (http://tntcreation.etsy.com).

Tim

Store is Open!!!

Well after a few delays getting going, the TnT Creation store is now open at Etsy. If you see something you like here, check the store it might be for sale. To get there, click the TnT Creation Store in the links or go to http://tntcreation.etsy.com

Thanks for your business!
TnT

Dancing Under the Moon

Here we see this loving couple dancing under the light of the moon. Made from a piece of poplar with brown, tan, green and purple coloring in the wood. Coated with a natural color Dutch Oil and then a Urethane. This piece shows of some of the coloring in the poplar.

Vase 2

I am blessed in many ways. One is I have a very loving supportive sister. So this vase was for her. As you can see, this vase is a bit different than the first one I made. The board I used is part redwood and part pine. I glued ¾” strips together and then cut it into this vase. I also scalloped the base.

Paper Towel Holder

What everyone needs! A paper towel holder. Here are two based of a pattern by Steve Good.

Angel Mom

Here is a sign that tells it how it is…

This is 10” Tall by 9 ½” wide.