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Alonnah Jetty

11 Years On

28/09/2014ClaudetteLeave a comment

Photos, Random MomentsAlonnah Jetty, Bruny Island, calm, gift, grief, storm, Tasmania

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Prepping this one today for finishing.

The start of some legs for the coffee table. Using recycled iron from my old dining chairs, a fence railing that I burnt and brushed off, and they will be finished with a wider Huon Pine base and top foot.

A recent commission.

Huon Pine Botanical Resin Inlay

Think I've found the base for this piece ... an old piece of weathered fence!

Not everything always works out like you hoped. These legs I made just don't work with this tabletop. I think they should have been chunkier, and placed further in from the edge. The only way I can tolerate them (until I make something else) is to put them back over the side table to top sat on before I made the legs!

This piece has a big strand of my hair in it, which I didn't notice until it had cured, so it can't be sold. Finding homes for "mistake" pieces has become harder as my home fills up with my "I love you" pieces, but this round seems happy here (and I can't see the hair unless I really look for it!).

I am really glad that #luciclearepoxy has such a long pot life, as I mucked around with this for over 1.5 hours trying to get it to something that I was ok with. So many flowers went in the bin because it just wasn't working. I'm still only about 80% happy with it, but this 2nd piece in my @resinbuddy form is now underway.

Cedar branch with lichen in resin.

#dahlias from #inmygarden dried in #silicasand

#winespillart #whimsy #spillthewine

Little Blue Crab.

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