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Here’s a trio of fun projects that will elevate your morning wakeup routine. Make one or all three. They share the same eye-catching details.
The grooves on the coffee accessories were painted with General Finishes' “Basil” milk paint before applying a couple of coats of lacquer.
These big signs offer the perfect introduction to carving. Learn three approaches to creating dramatic depth and saving time. Then come up with your own look.
This is a basic list of woodcarving tools that were used on the sign. Paint selections are listed in the article on page 33..
This historically inspired chair has just eight parts. With router templates and simple canvas upholstery, you’ll be kicking back and relaxing in no time.
The chair was stained with Varathane’s “Gunstock.” It was then sprayed with two coats of satin lacquer.
Working from home, school at home, planning center — whatever you need, this desk and wall shelf combo turns any room into the corner office.
The desk and shelf were finished with a couple of coats of spray lacquer prior to applying the plastic laminate.
Turn your router into a horizontal mortiser. Sliding tables, easy-to-adjust stops, and excellent dust collection round out this budget friendly, precision shop-made tool.
The mortising machine was painted with Benjamin Moore’s Regal in “New Hope Gray.”
