[clydesdaleclopper]

but I have finally finished these. I actually completed them about 4 years ago but never got round to sanding and oiling them as I don't have anywhere to do it since we moved out here. Well I finally did it and can actually start using them - though the boys are under strict instructions not to touch 

[HappyHippy]

Beautiful  Well done 
Better late than never anyway 

[Bionic]

Very impressed. They look lovely 
Sally

[lachlanandmarcus]

Wow!! Well done you - bit more advanced than Creepie stool! wow!! A real family heirloom, you must be vvvvv proud now they are done!

[Brucklay]

I'm well impressed - they are beautiful, I would love to be able to make furniture that smart (could do with some) mega 

[clydesdaleclopper]

Brucklay - you could always come along to classes as they are just in Inverurie 

[Mammyshaz]

  very nice . 

[Rosemary]

These are fab - very professional 

[lachlanandmarcus]

Brucklay - you could always come along to classes as they are just in Inverurie 

I can vouch for the classes - I made a stool (very basic in comparison, I only stopped as I struggled to get there and back in the winter as only had Landrover at the time). But have my stool! Very inspirational to see what everyone is making and the wood is amazing.

[Rosemary]

What types of wood did you use? I love the wee panels in the bottom bit 

[jaykay]

Oh, they're beautiful   

[in the hills]

   Some people are soooo clever!

[clydesdaleclopper]

What types of wood did you use? I love the wee panels in the bottom bit 

It's elm. I managed to get some lovely bits with lost of burr for the panels and also the tops of the cabinets. I am making a chest of drawers to match them at the moment and although the carcass is very plain elm the drawer fronts have lots of burring so hopefully it will look nice - although it's horrible to work with 

[Dans]

Wow, have just started woodworking classes, can't imagine being good enough to make these, they are amazing!

Well done. 

Dans

[Tilly]

 
...really beautiful  .