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Fayth's Mirror Frame

Project by oldwolf posted 106 days ago 239 views 0 times favorited 7 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Well, another father daughter project in the bag today. This time with my middle daughter Fayth, Her choice of project was to build a new frame for a mirror she got for her birthday last year. The frame was knoccked over and the plastic broke but the mirror was intact.

We worked with a mixture of hand and some light power tools, Built the frame with half lap joints supported by through dowels. The only issue is that her and mom got to talking and decided to decorate it by gluing some sea shells to the frame. I thought no big deal, until her beaming face showed me just how many seashells and decorative rocks she had glued on. the smallish hanger we installed on the back will not support he weight. SO tonight at wal-mart we picked up some heavier duty options.

I absolutely love looking at these pictures of her working. Her face makes the most interesting expressions, they make me giggle a bit and wonder where she could possibly get those mannerisms from…

Anyhow . . . cheers all . . . It off for me to see if the 13 years old is still interested in the jewelery box we talked about…

-- Oldwolf - http://insidetheworkshop.blogspot.com/


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Built2Last

103 posts in 377 days


posted 106 days ago

Another wonderful project that you can’t put a price tag on. It’s absoultley priceless. FAYTH, YOU DONE A WONDERFUL JOB SWEETHEART. I AM VERY IMPRESSED. YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!! GIRL’S ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!

-- BUILT TO LAST WOODWORKS, West Blocton, Alabama

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Innovator

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posted 106 days ago

Fantastic job, there is nothing like building memories with your children.

Tell Fayth to keep up the good work.

-- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!

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a1Jim

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posted 106 days ago

The coolest frame on earth

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture ,maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com

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griff

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posted 105 days ago

Wonderful experience and a great looking frame. Keep up the good work.

-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none

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Billp

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posted 104 days ago

I doesn’t get any better then this. Great job

-- Billp

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ToGoMan

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posted 104 days ago

Beautiful!!

My son and I have been collecting stones and shells all summer at Santa Cruz, and we’re planning to make something similar as a summer remembrance frame and photos.

-- ToGoMan ------ "No ONE of us knows as much as ALL of us." (anon.) ----

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threehands

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posted 66 days ago

Thanks for spending the time with family. That is what makes live worth living. NICE JOB..

-- Three Hands- It's better to burn out..than to fade away. Stonecutter, copper, Offical putzer, proprieter of not making a profit (non-profit) woodworking shop, and possibly mental wizard

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