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Tuesday, February 17, 2015

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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

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Saturday, February 7, 2015

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Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Kitchen and garden projects

Im always on the lookout for clever kitchen projects. Don Gottschalk made this unique napkin holder. In the summertime, we have a fan in the dining room that is forever blowing napkins around the table. This looks like a good solution!

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Wanted to show you another garden bench, this one built by Jim Jarvis. Hey, he even picked out a color similar to the one I used! If you havent tried one, they are really easy to build and customize.

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Reminder: vote for your favorite videos in the Mere Mortals Kreg Tool contest! Winners announced tomorrow. A couple of entries are running neck and neck.

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Wow and I was only asking 19 99

A few people sent me this story. Its both ridiculous and sad. Well, sad because this woman could have bought a genuine iWood for only $19.99. And a free iWood Nano too!

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Woman Buys a Block of Wood with an Apple Logo Thinking It’s an iPad

The spectacularly stupid Ashley McDowell was approached by two men in a McDonalds parking lot where they offered to sell her an iPad for $300. She only had $180, but they gave it to her anyway. When she got home, she found out it was really just a block of wood with an Apple logo painted on the back.

But its sort of an amazing block of wood. This story is just too comical in so many ways. Theres McDowell, thinking she scored the deal of a lifetime at the South Carolina Mickey Ds and paid $180 for a piece of wood in a FedEx box. Apparently the con men selling her the goods claimed they bought them in bulk and were selling them at a discount. Then she calls the cops and they launch in investigation into her stupidity. Sorry, lady, but if you bought this story, the $180 should be considered a Stupid Tax and the crooks should get to keep it.

The crooks are totally crazy, too. Didnt they realize that they didnt need to make the block of wood look like an iPad? They even painted on a screen and some fake icons so that it would look like the real deal. Did they realize that the success of their felonious enterprise was contingent on the mark not taking it out of the box? This wasnt going to fool them! I mean, if you swipe the screen and get a splinter, you have to know somethings up. I can just picture the two men sitting around for hours making all these fake iPads like Santas elves in the workshop thinking theyre going to strike it rich. Either that or they just painted it up to fuck with the people who they just ripped off. Actually, thats pretty badass.

Curved drawer fronts how to cut them to length and rout drawer bottom grooves

Curved drawers are a two part problem. How to cut them to length and how to rout a groove for the bottoms?
Photo: Matt Kenney
Im in the final stages of making a bow-front jewelry cabinet for my wife. All thats left is to make the 17 little bow-front drawers for the interior of the cabinet! Ive made enough drawers with curved fronts to know that they present two challenges. First, there is the problem of cutting them to length and getting the correct angle on the ends. Second, theres the little issue of the groove for the drawer bottom. Ive seen plenty of solutions for both problems, but none of them were easy and most involved cumbersome ways of measuring the angles and holding the drawers.
After thinking about the problems for some time, I finally hit upon a solution. First, I realized that I could make a curved fence for my router table and use a slot-cutting bit to make the drawer bottom groove. I experimented with solid fences made from MDF and it worked well, but I always hated the fact that the fences used up a lot of MDF and always required some real PITA work to make a pocket in the fence for the bit. So, then I had an idea. Make a curved base from a single layer of MDF and cut a notch for the bit at the bandsaw. Then glue some "fence posts" along the curved front and attach a hardboard fence face to the posts. Brilliant! (I wish I knew where the brilliance came from!) This type of fence works great. The grooves are cut to a consistent depth all the way around the concave face of the drawer fronts.
Of course, I was still struggling with how to cut the fronts to length. But then I realized that I could take a fence just like the one for the router table, attach it to my tablesaws miter gauge, put a drawer front on the fence and then feed it directly into the blade. The correct angle would be cut by default. Fantastic! A single fence solves both of my problems! I am, of course, very excited about this (and wish I could have more good ideas!).

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Monday, March 3, 2014

Pallet project follow up and a little about this and that

Happy Saturday. Mere Minutes. Following up a little on yesterdays video. And deep discussion about things such as Hunger Games and curling.

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Pocket Doors and Porcelain Door Knobs

When we first found our home, one of the features that we loved the most was the original large pocket door separating the living and dining room. It was still the original wood before we moved in, as were all the trim and built-ins in the house. It also came with the original plates and glass door knobs.

Because we didnt really care for the dark stained wood trim, all of it was painted bright white right away throughout the house, which took weeks but it was so worth it. The white really made the beautiful trim pop instead of just blending into the wood floor. And we just loved how the pocket door looked with all the bright white paint. One of the things we never thought to change was the door knob and backplate.

The current one was just not our thing, too Victorian and ornate, but it was one of those details that didnt really seem important so we left it there. But it always bothered me a little. I felt it didnt really go with our decor and it made me not really enjoy the pocket door as much as I wanted to. So, I decided to change that. I rummaged through my hubbys boxes of found vintage hardware, doorknobs, etc.,

and found some I really loved.

These vintage brass backplates and gorgeous white porcelain door knobs which I just LOVED. The porcelain doorknobs are heavy (for a door knob) and I love that, too. The several layers of paint needed to come off the backplates so I grabbed a can of spray stripper.

Warning: This stuff is super strong and I actually hate using it but it does the job fast. Use it with care, outside with gloves and a mask. Heres how they looked after.

I was actually planning to spray paint the backplates with oil rubbed bronze spray paint but I liked them so much after stripping them that I decided to leave them as is. Hubby and I removed the old hardware and attached these and I LOVE the difference. (I also gave the pocket door a fresh coat of ultra white paint.)

It may seem like a small detail but sometimes those can make a big difference because we are loving our pocket door much more now. I love the straight lines of this door knob backplate instead of the ornate look of the other one.

As you can see it is quite large. We dont shut it often but it certainly comes in handy from

time to time. And it really is a beautiful door.

Heres the "before" from the other side.

And after.....

Again, small detail, but big change to us.

Im so glad I didnt spray paint the backplates. Im crazy about this change and think it goes with our home so much more. And it was FREE! Now, I guess I better get to work on the other doors.

P.S. We just repainted our dining room. If youre interested, the color is called Classic Gray by Benjamin Moore. :) The paint on the trim and pocket door is called Ultra White by Valspar.

Sunday, February 23, 2014

THE CAPTAIN AND HIS SOLDIERS PT2 union jack set

Part 2 of the UNION JACK DINING SET

I custom painted the seats of these jack chairs.

The fabric I used is drop cloth available at your local paint store.

I have ran it through the washer before stapling it into place on the seat.

The green you see above is painters tape / frog tape.

I tested many different fabric paints, in the end the cheapest craft paint worked great.

Annie Sloans chalk paint can be used for painting upholstery with the same results.

Painting a thick layer on fabric does leave a horribly rough texture, however

when you sanded it, it leaves the painted areas soft to the touch and looking like denim.

This is exactly the look I wanted.

You may have to play with the pattern a bit to work with the angle of the seat.

I used artist brushes and kept the brush strokes angled away from the edges to help avoid bleeding.

Above you can see the navy is sanded but the red has not been yet.

red left IS SANDED red right NOT SANDED

I even put a painted sample through the washing machine and it came out perfect.

I did screw up the pattern here.

Can you see where?

Part 1 Painting the red frames of *THE CAPTAIN AND HIS SOLDIERS* can be found here

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Saturday, February 22, 2014

AND THE WINNER IS

Hi Everyone,
Im delighted to announce the winner of the Selkie Wood Works - Blue House Bowl Raffle is Valerie Matthews of St. Paul, Minnesota! Here is a photo of Valerie with the bowl:

Way to go Valerie!

I was also told by the Blue House officials that the bowl raffle raise quite a bit of money and Ive agreed to do it again next year.

Also, the SWW stuff sold very well and Im pleased that people were able to get some of my stuff for holiday gifts for friends and family. All in all a terrific event.

I will donating to the Blue House annual boutique next year so keep an eye on the blog as I make stuff and post photographs.

Happy Holidays!!
VW