but since I made them at the same time,
I didn't want him to feel left out
I keep checking to make sure the legs sit nicely and carve out till they fit in flush when sitting.
I then drill a hole through both his body and arms, a hole the same size as the wire, to thread through. I roll the ends with a pliers to hold in place.
I do the same for the legs. Drill a hole in the legs and body. Here you may notice his hat, a cut table leg, that I will stain to unify the color where the cut was.
......Next up some vacay pics from Montana
I would so love to be able to do this, but really, this is an amazing art and your craftsmanship and artistic eye meld so well to create something truly unique and aesthetically appealing. Awe.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate all the work that goes into these and am very happy to admire the ones you make instead of making my own! You capture so much personality in them.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post and such a treat to get a "behind the scenes" look at your process. You create such magical personalities.
ReplyDeleteDayna