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My ornament gift list is now completer. All have major components made of acrylics, except the one on the far right and it is cedar. As I have said," I don't like turning acrylics" I still don't because of the mess it makes. However, a request from my granddaughter, changed my mind.
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Almost done with Christmas gifts. This year is a bell with a bell inside. Got the second coat on last night. Now to put in the bells
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I'm guessing that most of the members are 50+ to late 70's in age. And our bodies & gray matter are slowly slipping away. And that the kids have started their own families & "gifted" us with grand kids. So--since we are in the twilight of our years and the grand kids are mostly on the computer & probably showing zero interest in woodworking I was just musing if any of us have prearranged gifts for the future unborn grand kids & great grand kids? Something that you have cut out & either built or put the pieces unassembled aside for them? Something from grandpop(grandmom)? If so what? A step stool, crib, table & desk, etc.? My oldest grandkid is hitting 21 soon & marriage shouldn't be too far down the road & I was just wondering if I should start a heirloom project or two. Anybody else on my page?
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Santa has been a busy feller lately. My CNC went down a couple of weeks ago and that sat me back in the gift making I had planned. Yesterday and today things have picked up. The last two gift hit the dusty trail for Tulsa, OK. That turned out to be a non event. I sure thought the post office and UPS would have been packed, but it was just the opposite. No waiting lines at all. One git went prepaid to the post office so that was good. Today, I went to the UPS store, and there was a lady ready to help me. Just lucky, I guess. I have been making some hot pads for the gang. We have several Aggies in the family, so I am fixing them up. And then there are the Astros fans. And a couple of bottle openers for the older guys! Soaked them in mineral oil. And then there is the treat board for Santa. That is going to the grandkids to sit out for Santa. The weather is fixing to turn sour again so I am glad for this to just about be over.
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I am officially relieved from crowded retail stores until after the new year....
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I have made a few Christmas gifts. The knitting needles are made of Oak and Yellow hart, with various wood tips. Nearly all are scraps. Each are a specific diameter to conform with the sizing required. The one with 2 points are used in sox. The one with the hook is a seam ripper.
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Everyone. May next year be great with your tunings. Here are few of mine small projects for Christmas. Tealight Candle holders sold faster than I could make them.
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