Coming soon…something a little different. Stay tuned…
Greg Merritt
In which 1snugthejoiner writes about woodworking, publishing, house renovations, cats and Shakespeare (don't worry – that last one is rare).
Just trying to leave something behind.
Tales From a Cabinetmaker's Life
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My work, painting tips and inspiration along the way
Thoughts and decisions as I create my work. Journey with me through the fascinating world of woodworking.
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An amature woodworker who works as a data analytics consultant
Magazine Editor, Writer, Public Speaker, Maker
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An amateur woodworker’s adventures in real woodworking and traditional hand tool methods
I went to woodworking's funeral a few weeks ago. It was a nice service..there were lots of flowers and a luncheon was held afterwards..
Just trying to leave something behind.
Very exciting. I really enjoy sewing. Always keep the ditty bag close by. That’s a sweet needle case.
The fact that you know what a ditty bag is and recognized the needle case (thank you by the way) warms my heart to no end.
There just may be some flat seeming, hand sewn grommets and even a little wood to boot in the near future.
Greg
That’s the most complicated & dangerous jump rope I’ve ever seen.
LOL
My first thoughts on seeing this was it equipment from a medevial torture dungeon. It’ll be interesting to see how you use this to make something.
This lot is closer to old-school Navy issue.
Greg
I’ve always been intrigued by leather stitching.(Wanted to make my own axe sheath, etc…. )….. Oh I do hate surprises….. Show us… Show us!!!
Anticipation is half the fun…right?
Greg
Ummmmmm….. No….. Lol