| Project by lclashley | posted 588 days ago | 564 views | 3 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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I made this quilt rack for our den. My mom is a one-woman quilting factory and has given my wife, son, and I many gorgeous quilts that need to be displayed. I made a similar pine rack for my mother, but I made a few changes for this one.
This was the first project I finished with my new Earlex spray station 5000. So far I’m in love with this machine. I sprayed a couple of coats of Seal Coat shellac, followed by several coats of Target coatings Ultima Spray Lacquer (satin finish). Thanks for looking.
Larry
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blackdogwoodshop
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posted 588 days ago
Looks nice, I just finished and posted a quilt rack myself! The cypress looks great.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 588 days ago
Hi Larry,
This one looks good. The cypress has a nice color and grain pattern to it.
Thanks for the post.
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trifern
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posted 588 days ago
I can see why you are in love with your new toy. Outstanding finish and nice design.
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 588 days ago
Very nice!
Today must be quilt rack day!
I like the grain figure of the cypress.
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lclashley
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posted 586 days ago
Thanks everyone!
Dusty56
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posted 476 days ago
Beautiful job : )
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