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Corian table. Use of CNC and thermoforming technology.
Design by Kevin Walz
Fabrication by Sterling Surfaces
Here is my humble little table!
Precocious Paper attended the craft fair in Riverton, Wyoming, November 20th - 21st at the Holiday Inn. It was a lot of fun!
Finally I have cleand and reorganised my crafting room. This is my crafting table. I'm working on a new project again and so I put some wool and yarn on the table to see which colours I should take. It's so hard to decide because all colours are so nice...
Before we sit down for Thankgiving the table is set for Ray, Char, Craig, Suzanne, Paul, Sean, Tim, Clare, Gladys, and Judy Maas. Turkey, Stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, sweet potatoes, buns, butter, cranberry sauce, wine, corn, beans & bacon, jello, pickles, celery, carrots, olives, pecan pie, pumpkin pie, and apple pie. Photo by Craig Maas
don't worry, we don't give her table scraps though we do supplement her food with fresh veggies and fruit. she's the only dog that i know likes avocado.
Thin flexicover books stacked on top of each other and reflecting on the shiny black surface of the table. Each one has a different color. They are not aligned on neither side. There's a bright light source coming from the left side of the image.
After a day in London, I went to my son's house for a barbecue meal with him and his family. While he got the food ready, I sat and drank a welcome glass of beer sitting in his garden at a glass-topped table 😀
Back in the winter we had a large tree down in the weather. I have recovered most of it to become planks or firewood.
Just above the root ball was a quite complex pattern of growth rings.
I spent some time cutting 2 slices from the root and then sanded & oiled them to make table centres
#98 Sliced for 120 pictures in 2020
I've made a table runner matching my rainbow pillow (it must be quilted).
The only problem is that we don't have a table in living room:)
blogged: jednoiglec.blogspot.com/2011/05/scrappy-but-still-rainbow...
The unmistakable outline of Table Mountain looking down on class 15F no 3098 leaving Cape Town for Paarl shortly before sunset on 23 May 1993. This is shortly before Kentemade station.
This vintage industrial-style table has a beautiful acacia top on which the grain is a fairly even tone. The bottom is hand-welded steel, and has a unique series of "x" shapes repeating themselves at different scales. Very suitable for a retail space. 167cm x 75cm x 78cm height
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A breathtaking Spanish dining table made of a single piece of old growth Narra wood and waxed to a beautiful shine. This table, while unusual for a Scandinavian shop, could not be passed up. Its beauty and size are perfect for many dining purposes and its uniqueness make this table very special. Please contact us to receive additional photographs of this beautiful dining table.