Remember,
Amateurs built the Ark.
Professionals built the Titanic!
Photobucket Over at Lumberjocks when you post one of your projects you receive feed back from other Lumberjocks. For me this was a vital part of my woodworking journey. Not only do you start to feel as if you know these people, you end up really looking forward to what they have to say about your projects whether you receive constructive criticism or you get compliments, which for me has been a great ego booster and allowed me to be able to feel alright about posting my woodwork and making this blog about it. Martin the creator of Lumberjocks has added a way to place links of your posts on your personal blog. So I am now going to place the link to the items that I have posted here AND at Lumberjocks so that if you wish to click on it, you will see what other Lumberjocks have said about my particular project. If you are a woodworker and have not joined Lumberjocks yet, this may just be the push you need when you read the wonderful comments from this great group of people! And if you do join, please tell them Allison sent ya!

Segmentated, Inlayed Sun Mirror

9/21/2008

 I tell ya, what a long strange trip this piece has been.
  I started out initially wanting to try my hand at inlay. As much as this piece came out looks wise like I had envisioned, to call this “inlay” is a insult to all the wonderful inlay artists out there. My intent was, this was going to be my bathroom counter top as I had an awesome piece for the center of this “sun” and like an idiot (or someone that had never tried something like this before) I made the perimeter pieces first !

 
Well as they say in the wood-working community, when it was time for my “awesome” center piece to be placed “Well I cut it and I cut it some more and it still came out to short”
 I exchanged said “awesome” piece for a mirror and instead of a bathroom counter top like I had envisioned,
It is a wall hung sun mirror thing-a-ma- giggy. 
Live and learn!
Then look in the mirror !!!
Smile ~ ~ ~ Peace !!!
It is made from Aromatic Cedar, Oak and Mystery Wood that I found in a house fire.

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Allison, A.K.A. Wood Alley

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