January 28Jan 28 Popular Post comment_369895 Never made ornaments before. The red one is my first. Not happy with the finials. The green one is my second. I like the green one being a little more squatty and like the finials better. Still a work in progress. Report
January 28Jan 28 Popular Post comment_369896 I told Lew this in another post, I wish I could stuff I was unhappy with that's as nice as those. They look fine (even excellent) to me. Report
January 28Jan 28 Popular Post comment_369901 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder Rusty. From here in the frozen, snow covered tundra of Indiana, both are beautiful to me. I really like the red one and particularly the finials. Ya' did good...real good. Report
January 28Jan 28 Popular Post comment_369907 Like them both, Rusty! I think the green finial is a little more delicate.I'll have to see f I can find it again, but, someone did all of the ration calculations for Cindy Drozda's finials and put them in a spreadsheet. Report
January 29Jan 29 Popular Post comment_369919 They look great!!!!We are our own worst critics ya know. Report
January 29Jan 29 Popular Post comment_369940 I have done a lot of ornaments, would be proud to call those mine. Very nice! Report
January 29Jan 29 Popular Post comment_369949 if those are the first I can't wait to see what's next, they always get better, and i can't see anything wrong with those. globes are shaped near perfect, finials are delicate, offer them as a gift and I'll bet they don't come home, that's how I determine if mine are good enough 🙂, kudos to you sir truly fine work. I would appreciate knowing what wood is in the red one tia. Edited January 29Jan 29 by Rusty S forgot Report
January 30Jan 30 Author comment_369992 13 hours ago, Rusty S said:if those are the first I can't wait to see what's next, they always get better, and i can't see anything wrong with those. globes are shaped near perfect, finials are delicate, offer them as a gift and I'll bet they don't come home, that's how I determine if mine are good enough 🙂, kudos to you sir truly fine work. I would appreciate knowing what wood is in the red one tia.Sorry I forgot to put that in my post. The globes are Autumn olive and the finials are maple. I bought some wood dye and have been wanting to try it. I got a bunch of autumn olive from a friend, it is all 2” to 3” in diameter and around 3’ long. I don’t think is is good for anything else, maybe trees. Thank you for the kind words. Edited January 30Jan 30 by RustyFN Report
January 30Jan 30 comment_370010 The finials look great to me . The only note to me is length which is a personal preference and looog and thin can lead to damage. You done great especially for the first. I think I blew up the first two or three I did. Report
January 31Jan 31 Author Popular Post comment_370063 19 hours ago, Gerald said:The finials look great to me . The only note to me is length which is a personal preference and looog and thin can lead to damage. You done great especially for the first. I think I blew up the first two or three I did.I went with the 1/3, 2/3’s rule. The globe is 1/3 and the finial is 2/3. Report
January 31Jan 31 Popular Post comment_370066 You do good work you deserve good words.4 minutes ago, RustyFN said:I went with the 1/3, 2/3’s rule. The globe is 1/3 and the finial is 2/3. Report
February 3Feb 3 comment_370311 Those are pretty nice Rusty! I like the green one better as well. Report
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