Pat's Cross Stitch with Bob's Woodworking

Hand Made Clock

Pat hand stitched the clock face and Bob mounted it to 1/8" plywood backer board. Bob made the rest of the clock to fit the cross stitched face. The clock door frame was hand made molding. The door frame molding was made out of 3/4" pine lumber. The clock back and mail slot were made out of 1/2" pine lumber. The door frame opens to be able to change the batteries of the clock and also to reveal key hooks. At the bottom are brass key hooks.

	Pat hand stitched the clock face and Bob mounted them onto 1/8" plywood backer board. Bob made the rest of the clock to fit the cross stitched face. Frame's were made from Poplar Hardwood Lumber with hand molded.	More Hand Made Clocks

Pat's Art Work with Bob's Woodworking

Tinsel Mirror

Pat did the old time art work on a piece of glass. She traced the picture on the glass with black ink. Then she painted the glass on the out side of the pattern with white paint. Then she painted with translucent oil colored medium within the pattern. Then a crumpled foil is placed behind the picture to reflect the light. Bob made the fram out of out of white pine wood. He assembled the tinsel painting and mirrir into the fram. The fram is 17" wide and 25" high and stained with antique pine finish.

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