Rescued another one. The first few times I saw this broken down rocker in the ally, I put the blinders on. I wouldn't even allow myself to look at it. "not" So, The Rocker shows up at the shop door.. I truly love my neighbors. I took it in, replaced the broken rockers with some wine barrel staves. Then removed the rotten rattan seat and back. Replaced with vintage barn lumber and well la! Birch Rocker is ready to Rock your porch
see it at Consignage, Home & Garden. Paso Robles, Ca. Like them on Face Book. Contact Richard
Welcome to the Carpenter’s Shop Blog. I’ll be posting hot off the bench product designs as they develop here at the shop. “San Miguel Style" Products, Good for our Environment, Good for our Community, Good for ourselves
Friday, January 20, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Cribbing
“Cribbing”
I love Google. Discovered
Cribbing has many definitions, Construction cribbing, Bab y cribbing, Horse cribbing; I didn’t know cribbing was a mild form of
whining, did you? However, you associate with the word Cribbing. Cribbing from
the Carpenter’s Shop is for your home.
“Cribbing Decor”
Some is made from Horse
cribbing like this wall art. I created at the shop you can see it at Reminiscent
in Paso Robles even purchase it. Do I dare say "for your crib” “Cribbing” the
wall art measures. 30 or so inches by 44
has a nice patina and yes it’s green made from salvage. Visit Reminiscent
in Paso Robles they have lots of cool Cribbing see more at the shop's websiteTuesday, January 3, 2012
Production Runs
24w x 16d x 20h $160.00 Similar in style but no two alike |
20w x 11d x 15h $45.00 Cut outs and color options |
Old Hickory
Hickory Armoire Just finished ! is now available.Contact Richard to make arrangements I'm delighted to share it with you the hickory was milled from timbers salvaged from a barn back east milled into flooring I had installed back in 1999. I kept the remnants for projects like this. The tin panels and redwood frame are from a local barn salvage. the handles are made by another artisan. Frank Parlet He makes alot of the branding irons for the ranchers in the area.thank you Frank they look great! link to web page Gallery
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