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Well the high school show has come and gone for another year . Over all it was a success but I would have liked to sell the lighted snowmen that were made specifically for this event. The dog food stands that were gone quickly last year were left over this year, but that`s ok. I only sold one bread knife, but again that`s ok, we now have stocking stuffers for family members that have not received one yet.

I have gone away from toys and I find my table looks incomplete without them. Must be the kid in me.

The picket carolers sold, much to the dismay of my dear wife, so you know what my next project is.:D

I have atttached a couple of pictures. My thanks again to those who offered advice on resizing as it was required on these as well. ( I guess I should have done a better job at hiding the big bin before taking the picture)

Have fun

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john wrote:Well the high school show has come and gone for another year . Over all it was a success but I would have liked to sell the lighted snowmen that were made specifically for this event. The dog food stands that were gone quickly last year were left over this year, but that`s ok. I only sold one bread knife, but again that`s ok, we now have stocking stuffers for family members that have not received one yet.

I have gone away from toys and I find my table looks incomplete without them. Must be the kid in me.

The picket carolers sold, much to the dismay of my dear wife, so you know what my next project is.:D

I have atttached a couple of pictures. My thanks again to those who offered advice on resizing as it was required on these as well. ( I guess I should have done a better job at hiding the big bin before taking the picture)

Have fun

John
Who the H@## is looking at plastic storage boxes?????:rolleyes: Nor cares!;)

Nice spread!!!!:cool:
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Post by mbcabinetmaker »

There was a storage box in there???:D

Looks like you had a good time John and that is what really matters.
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I liked the cradle sir, can't believe it didn't sell. Nice work:)
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Post by tomsalwasser »

John did the buyers like the tea light set? I saw a woodworking tv episode a while back where they made something similar and I liked it but never got around to making one. Would look nice on a holiday table. Nice job on all your projects and especially nice that you got out there and shared your craft.
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tomsalwasser wrote:John did the buyers like the tea light set? I saw a woodworking tv episode a while back where they made something similar and I liked it but never got around to making one. Would look nice on a holiday table. Nice job on all your projects and especially nice that you got out there and shared your craft.
Tea light set looks like one that was in WOOD Magazine.
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As always, John - Really cool projects and very nice display. Glad you had fun, and know you will enjoy making another picket carolers project. Like you, the kid in me feels a bit lost without toys.
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If those wine bottles are still sealed I can help lighten your load!!:D
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Post by billmeyer »

Ok, I admit it, I had to reopen the pictures and look for the plastic bins. Your projects caught my eye, and gave me some good ideas.

Good job!

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cincinnati wrote:Tea light set looks like one that was in WOOD Magazine.
Oh that's where I saw it!
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