This is a woodworking blog devoted to the premise that woodworking doesn't have to be complicated. I specialize in a simple method of woodworking and woodworking plans that I call the glue, screw and cap method, which allows even a novice to build beautiful furniture in a reasonable amount of time. I specialize in carving with a hand held rotary tool, a simple and fun way to carve. Beautiful furniture, made simple.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Wedding swing for two!
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Quilt rack for small quilts.
This is a new model of quilt rack I have just finished. This one is available in the Roses, Robin and Sunset model. These can be ordered on my Etsy Website. It features 5 rods to hold the quilts and a tray to keep them off of the floor. It measures 21 1/2" wide by 36" high.
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| This is the Pattern I used to build the rack |
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| This is the Robin Model |
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| Here I have just assembled the rack, using the glue, screw and cap method. |
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| This is two of the finished racks, one the White Time Worn Roses model, and the other the Robin in Pecan. |
Beautiful furniture, made simple.
Monday, April 20, 2015
White high chair for older children.
White Rose High Chair
This is the same model that I have made before, but this one is in the Time Worn White Color. This chair is available as a plan or you can order one from my website. ![]() |
| White Rose High Chair |
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| The chair slides nicely under the table , holding the child at the right height for their size. |
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| This is Rosalie, the cutest girl in the world! |
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www.etsy.com/shop/woodcraftqueen
Monday, December 9, 2013
Simple, Easy, Woodworking Shelf Plan
Three Simple Shelves
This plan features three simple shelf models for you to build. The Duck, Sunset and Daisy woodworking plan.These plans are great for beginners. The construction is a simple glue, screw and cap method of woodworking that enables even a novice to achieve great results The carving is done with a hand held rotary tool and a 5/16" carving bit. One plan, three shelves. There are instructions on an earlier post on how to paint the daisy shelf .
This plan features three simple shelf models for you to build. The Duck, Sunset and Daisy woodworking plan.These plans are great for beginners. The construction is a simple glue, screw and cap method of woodworking that enables even a novice to achieve great results The carving is done with a hand held rotary tool and a 5/16" carving bit. One plan, three shelves. There are instructions on an earlier post on how to paint the daisy shelf .
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| Delightful Duck Woodworking Plan |
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| Daisy woodworking Plan |
Simple Woodworking Plan For A High Chair
Sunset or Rose models, simple woodworking plans for high chairs.
Simple Tea Cup Shelf Woodworking Plan
Tea Cup Shelves
Three new simple woodworking plans for tea cup shelves are now available on Sawtooth Ideas. These plans include the three models shown, Rose, Robin and Sunset. They are constructed using the simple glue, screw and cap woodworking method that allows even a novice woodworker to build something beautiful. The carving is done with a hand held rotary tool and a 5/16" carving bit. This is a very simple, fast and fun way to carve. The plans and downloadable and will show you everything you need to know to build this shelf. This makes a nice weekend project. Even someone with no woodworking experience can build these.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
My First Outside Woodworking Project
About 15 years ago I built this gazebo out of cedar. I bought some cedar logs, 9' long from my neighbor and used a chop saw that I installed near the garden and a hand held saws all, and 6" nails to build my gazebo. I used a hole digger to dig the six holes for the poles. I then knotched the poles at 5'. Then I installed the poles three feet in the ground and cut and measured the side pieces. I slipped them into the notched poles and used 6" nails to hold them in place. I then made a roof out of cedar logs going accross starting from the front piece, then accross again sideways. It has been 15 years and it is still holding strong. I grew grape vines on it and an assortment of flowers arround it. The only big mistake I made was that not everyone is 5' 2" tall. My gazebo is just 6' tall , at the time it looked plenty high. I now have sons that have to duck to walk in. However, it does look charming, if I say so myself.
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| I built a birdhouse, feeder, gazebo to go with it, that is happily pearched on the top. |
Beautiful furniture, made simple.
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