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my new worktable- it is operated hydraulically and raises from the floor up about 48". sitting on it is my current project- a reception desk for mott childrens hospital.
Kitchen worktable. Rock maple top. Oak legs. Walnut skirts. Cherry
shelf underneath. Mortise and tenon construction.
The worktable and white rug belong the the Antarctic Heritage Trust, a kiwi organization that is doing conservation work in the historic huts in the Ross Sea Region.
I haven't been able to craft in here in a few years. It became a junk room of sorts. Hubs helped me clean it out last week, and I'm thrilled! I've been in here everyday since!!
Pretty much the control center for my entire knitting operation, though not a lot of work actually happens here. Really just a place to put stuff.
I set myself a challenge with this one - only to use materials and tools I had sitting on my worktable - so black, blue and metallic copper acrylic paints - no brush so I used a piece of card to drag the paint and bubble wrap to dab it on. Copper wire and a left over bead - fortunately my jewellery pliers were out so I wrapped the bead in wire and cut a hole in the card so I could hang the bead. I'm quite pleased with the result.
Killerton House, Killerton, NT, Broadclyst, Exeter, Devon. A rosewood work table, English, circa 1840, the hinged flaps with scroll supports beneath and flanking a frieze drawer, a pleated basket below, on gadrooned column with concave-sided platform base and scroll feet with hidden castors
another messy worktable shot.
This seems to be my lazy go-to. This, and photos of my dog.
Sorry, Project 365!