We spend so much time in our shops....might as well make them pretty!
The wagon maker sign is from an antique store in Asheville, NCand the newest shop accessory is from Highland Hardware.
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7 comments:
Hey. That really looks good! Does this mean someone's thinking of going totally full-time pro?
hmmm.
Kari,
I love both. Hung one shingle, and nailed the other. Very, very cool!
Really classy, Kari. You seem so young to have had a shop since 1900.
Very sweet Kari!
Adam, um, no. If I were a full-time woodworker, I wouldn't be able to afford groceries. ; )
Al, thanks!
Larry, ah yes, the marvels of modern skin cream.
Thanks, Mark!
Is that a Disston D-7?
You DO know how to decorate a shop!
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