#woodcrafting

[writingwithaglassquill]

What do you MEAN that's wood. That is not wood, that is sorcery and witchcraft. Absolutely stunning

[tinkertime1911]

I have a bunch of drilling tools for making holes in wood, but nowhere to keep them gathered, so in this video, I'll take some driftwood and make the coolest tool holder in the world. The result turned out better than expected, and it's crazy how life-like the cat turned out, you can barely tell it's made out of wood

[cherokeegal1975]

Prism Stick

I made this with the materials I had at hand because I thought this stick would make a good back scratcher. It does okay. I didn't mean for it to turn out so childish. It looks as if a kid of twelve or less did this thing and the fact that I accidentally misspelled August when I signed and dated it makes the effect even worse.

I used a stick I found outside and an exacto knife to smooth it out as much as possible that way. When that wasn't enough, I found some unused sandpaper. I didn't want anyone to get splinters or injure themselves on a sharp part of it. The final smooth texture was very nice too.

Then I rinsed off the dust when I was finished in the kitchen sink. Might have left it there, but the thought occurred to me that this stick would look nice with a rainbow handle. So, I used my Prismacolor markers to color it because I don't have any paint. The first part of it looked so nice I carried on to the end of the stick.

The markers worked surprisingly well. Once dry, they don't smear. I've tried repeatedly to smear them with my thumb to test out how well the colors set. I'd have liked to have put that clear coating made for wood on it to help preserve the colors, but we don't have that here.

My woodworking skills are practically nonexistent. I do know a tiny bit though. I pick up all kinds of random information. Sometimes it's useful.

As silly as this thing turned out, I wonder what I could do if I had a much larger and sturdier stick that could be modified into a decorative cane or walking stick and the proper tools to do so? With some kind of decorative top to it and a rubber or metal end at the bottom.

I'm also wondering if anyone would try something like this, even if it's silly. Maybe go all out and really make a walking stick of some kind.

I really didn't mean for it to be so stupid looking. I'm 49, not twelve. Mom liked it okay. I was making it for her anyway. Her reaction was a thank you and an almost "meh" kind of response in her body language. I get it. I really do. So, no offense taken.

[abutchknits]

My heart may hurt cos of how the USWNT vs SWEWNT game went, but at least I might have a nice instrument out of all that heartbreak

[suzuresha]

[starstrucknightcollector]

Worship.

[altargokart]

𝖂𝖍𝖆𝖙 𝖆 𝖜𝖔𝖓𝖉𝖊𝖗𝖋𝖚𝖑 𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖛𝖊𝖘t

Enoch woodburning on basswood

[oldmacykerenew]

Tomi ismét alkotott 😍 Ezt nekem csinálta, nem véletlen, hogy rókás 🥹❤️🦊 Hatalmas láda, sima fenyőből. Mindent ő csinált a saját kezével - táblásította, faragta és a fogantyúkat a régi konyhabútorról hasznosította újra 😁

Büszkeségem❤️

[sunburstsandmoonshadows]

Stanley and Sixer!

Sent to Gravity Falls to live with a great aunt they barely know with no warning, the twins have… slightly different reactions. Stanley is not at all impressed with the idea of kicking it around some backwater town for a summer when they could've been working on the Stan o' War. Stanford is also put-out, but is optimistic about finding fun in documenting interesting things in the woods. Their attitudes pick up even more when they discover a spellbook lost in the woods that teaches them that Gravity Falls is full of weirdness and adventure. They both want to discover the two Authors of the spellbook, though each has a secret favorite author they want to meet in particular.

Stanley: With his brash yet suspicious personality, he finds his fun in looking for monsters in the woods with the hopes of beating them up and making a name for himself--a stance the creatures of Gravity Falls don't appreciate much. He feels a growing distance between himself and Stanford and has no idea what to do with it or how to talk to his twin about it, so he masks it with bravado and charm. He constantly thinks of ways to make himself important and interesting, which often blow up in his face. Thinks he's cooler than he really is.

Stanford, aka Sixer: Once he realized that Gravity Falls is a town full of weirdness, Stanford was thrilled by the thought that it might be a blessing in disguise, a place to finally branch out and make friends who won't run once they see his hands. He really, really wants to make friends with anomalies, like one of the sirens that supposedly live in the lake or the boy who claims to be a psychic. This goal combined with his trusting nature might lead him down dangerous paths. At least he has Stanley to help him! Though lately it feels like Stanley has been less honest and more clingy than usual, and it's starting to grate on him...

While Dipper and Ford are paralleled in the show, I feel like Ford as a child would have an attitude that parallels Canon Mabel's better in terms of inciting the plot. They're both enthusiastic to the point of being Too Much, intense, and often convinced they're right above what others think, and I just feel like him having a quest to find friends takes the place of Mabel's quest for a boyfriend very well. Meanwhile this Stanley has the skeptical but investigative attitude of Canon Dipper, and I could see him being the type to want to prove himself a la Dipper vs Manliness, provoking people he really shouldn't provoke in the name of showing who he can be.

[cycorg]

“𝒀𝒐𝒖 𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒘𝒂𝒏𝒕 𝒕𝒐 𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒗𝒆?— 𝑶𝒉, 𝒘𝒆𝒍𝒍. 𝒀𝒐𝒖’𝒍𝒍 𝒋𝒐𝒊𝒏 𝒖𝒔 𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒅𝒂𝒚.”

Otgw season let’s goooo

[olekciy]

Comb with griffin. Materials: beech, amber, turquoise, lapis lazuli, black agate, malachite.

[tinkertime1911]

Today I’m creating a unique and functional tool holder for a bunch of chisels using driftwood I found by the shore and small magnets purchased from Temu. This simple yet stylish tool holder not only keeps the chisels organized, but it also adds a rustic touch to the workshop. This is a simple craft anyone can make, requiring only the mentioned ingredients and basic tools like a handsaw, glue, electric screwdriver, hammer, and nails

[abutchknits]

It's not pretty, but here's hoping that it doesn't sound awful when it's all said and done...

[suzuresha]