Sewing Center #1

Robbi,

I think most of our fellows here would agree that as soon as you decide something is not worth paying attention to because we are “more advanced” is when we need to get out of woodworking. Can’t wait to see what you come up with and thanks for sharing.

-- Check out my blog and podcast "The Renaissance Woodworker" at www.rogersfinewoodworking.com/blog

Ditto what Shannon said.

We all learn from each other. As a beginner, you have “new eyes” and see things from a completely different perspective. We all need that. Complacency and routine never help us learn.

Looking forward to watching and learning from your progress.

Lew

I have to add another ditto. We can all teach and learn from each other. No one has a monopoly on woodworking skills and techniques. I think that nearly all of us are in agreement in that it is always interesting to see how a fellow woodworker approaches a build and how they resolve the issues that invariably come up. It would be nice if the project went according to plan but, as you well know, unforeseen events and challenges somehow make their way into the project.

I am looking forward to seeing this one blogged.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

YOU CAN DO IT! I made one for my wife and she loves it. I had been woodworking about 2 years when I built it. Biggest tip is, as with all projects, to keep everything square from the start and it will turn out beautiful.

-- Bill - If I knew GRANDKIDS were so much fun I would have had them first.

it can and has been done. Beak it down to bite sized pieces.. step by step.. and it will be great

-- making sawdust....

Wow, I find this very exciting robbi I am glad you are going to do this and that you are willing to share. This is definitely going on the watch list. I am sure you will do wonderful. All my life I have always wanted to learn to sew. I even went as far getting myself a sewing machine (just a little one) as I have this goal that I have always wanted to make just one quilt . Just one, of my life, adding the kids etc. Do you know that ,that sewing machine is still in the box, sitting right in front of me and has been for almost six months. Watching you make this sewing table may just help me in an ass backwards sort of way LOL!!!
I can’t wait to see your future posts!

-- Allison, Northeastern Ca. Remember, Amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic!

Thanks for the encouragement. I hope I can live up to all the expectations. I worked on it today, so I am now going to post #2.

-- robbi-Yadahooty!