Red Mosquito

Why, because it's not made out of pallets?

I made them.

dimejinky99 wrote:I miss this thread. Hope this one is as successful.

I made a bed base out of pallets. needs another layer. And more lights.

Needs strobe lights.

knee tunes wrote:

I made them.

They look like a couple of characters. Sons are awesomesauce. My couple of characters will be here in July - for an entire month's worth of shenanigans.


I made something recently, but I haven't taken any photos yet.

awesome idea! thank you!

and a blacklight..and a smoke machine..and some bad dance music..lets go

I think I followed you on pinterest. I have to check again. My mobile crashed yesterday.

Love the furniture!

Well yeah, here's mah stuff

KurtLeon wrote:

I made these. My daughter claimed them for her own.

Pearl Jam T-shirt quilt.

I had some help with this one as I am still a beginner, but I have enough shirts to do one or two more.

Ok, I want that.

The buring truck shirt in the top left was my first ever Pearl Jam shirt. I'd love to stumble across one again.

Dual birthstone rings. Two stones on each ring.

My first proper paid job. Pleased but nervous.

That is fantastic.

Thanks:)
Looks simple enough but it made me realise I need to go find a good course on furniture building or even basic carpentry.

One thing always leads to the next. That's awesome. It's so hard to find well built furniture anymore!

I'm buying a table at the local thrift today so I can get two of my girls soldering for me tomorrow. I'm at the point where the work is requiring me to hire apprentices.

I'd do it. Always wanted to. I took a jewelry fabrication class but I was afraid of the torch and never finished any of my pieces. I think I'm ready now.

Do you have an etsy page, or where are you selling your work?

Bee Girl wrote:I'd do it. Always wanted to. I took a jewelry fabrication class but I was afraid of the torch and never finished any of my pieces. I think I'm ready now.

Do you have an etsy page, or where are you selling your work?

Dooooo it! Get a torch, girl!! You just have to remember to be aware of the flame, that's all. I used to dink around in the garage with a stick welder, so moving to the torch wasn't as intimidating as it could have been. Get a small butane torch to start out with. It's small - but hot enough to get your feet wet.

I sell my work on etsy mostly. I also sell in my folks' shop and I've wholesaled to shops in Canada and France.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/capriciousme

Beautiful stuff, and I like the way you do your photos- thanks for the link.

Bee Girl wrote:Beautiful stuff, and I like the way you do your photos- thanks for the link.

Thanks!

Get an etsy page! It really does pay off.
That's where my (one job so far) came from.