Time To Come Clean

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I suspect a certain percentage of posters here have other talents besides leaving an opinion here, so I'm creating this thread to allow members to showcase their crafty side. I'm a novice woodworker, so I'm gonna start by sharing my recent build....and YES it is an outhouse! More importantly, it's an edifice to hide my well cap and hey, everyone has one of the wishing well ornaments.
So high light yours with a photograph. Do you build as well, restore antiques, knit, pottery......woodworking. Expose us a little more to your hidden talents.

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4meAndyou · F

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Freeranger · M

@4meAndyou Reminds me of some of those 19th century walking canes one would see in a holder.

4meAndyou · F

@Freeranger I used to take it with me and work on it when we went camping. That way I could use nature for inspiration. It's actually a discarded branch from a rhododendron bush that the park rangers were going to discard. As I carved, I found black rot and dry rot both, and tried to carve every bit away. That's why there are so many hollows.

Freeranger · M

@4meAndyou where I live you can sometimes find cool pieces of driftwood that you can use as is, or change in to something of your own whim.

4meAndyou · F

@Freeranger I was going to make driftwood tree root tables with resin filler at one time. We were up in Maine, and they had built a dam and killed a lot of trees, which became freshwater driftwood. No way to haul them, though, without a crane.