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Woodland Flowers
Here is our Woodland Flower, it has the ability to sprout up anywhere! A few slices of wood nailed together makes for a primitive craft that can decorate your garden for many years.
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Pallet Wood Snowman
This snowman didn’t take too long to come together, measures about 18 inches tall. A bit of cutting, nailing and painting topped with a red ribbon and some holly, makes a great Christmas gift idea.
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Woodland Owl
With some scrap log bits, there must be something that can be made from it.
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Primitive Angels
With a few simple boards from the wood pile, I made a couple of these primitive craft angels today.
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Hand painting the Nova Scotia Tartan
I just thought I’d try a hand at hand painting the Nova Scotia tartan. Overall, not fabulous, but like I say, you don’t know until you try.
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Nova Scotia Wood Map No.17
My ‘winter white’ Nova Scotia wood map No. 17 measures about 20 inches long. The boards are rough sawn using a chainsaw, then the coastline is cut out with another saw.
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Cape Breton Wood Map No.3
Here is a wood map of Cape Breton I cut as a request from a new customer who wanted the ‘positive’ image. When I cut wood projects like this I refer to them as the ‘positive’ and the ‘negative’.
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Christmas tree crafts
The spirit of the Christmas tree in these balsam fir scrap wood pieces remains strong! Prior to painting it, it looked like this a few days ago when I was making the most of left over wood that was piling up on the floor.
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In the workshop today
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Wood Map Nova Scotia #9 and #10
I had a special request from a lady who was a recipient of one of my earlier wooden maps of Nova Scotia. She wanted one made for her son who was working away, missing his home province. The son had grown up with a special attachment to his grandfather, who worked on his farm.