So, then I grabbed a file I had used previously for Glowforge items which @kittski had shared. https://community.glowforge.com/t/caddy/14781
Added the Kyoto flowers from the Springtime in Kyoto pattern. She will love it! It looks just great in Proofgrade Medium Basswood Plywood.
Really appreciate the inspiration and the second go around for making this caddy!
I hope your sister gets better! This is a super nice caddy–I guess you wanted a larger one with different size compartments? It’s nice to have a choice.
Yes, something to make it easier to find things on the bedside. Kind of want to make the other one as well, though. Someone gave her a coloring book with some colored pencils … so, she would appreciate seeing the flowers on both, I think. Hopefully will have time before the next trip over.
I just made the Kittski (thanks, Alicia!) caddy, as well…but I adapted it slightly. Didn’t need a tote, so lowered the center section down. It was supposed to come out flush with the rest of the box, but a slight miscalculation on my part… not a deal breaker. The slots/tabs were a bit loose, so I used some glue in strategic spots. I just wanted some more organized containment for my studio area and this works just great. In fact, I’m mailing the pieces for one to my brother, as well. He’ll have to assemble his own. I also took this opportunity to try my hand with resin, as that’s something I’d never done. Colored the images (Noun project) on my box with my paint pens, then added resin to them. It was fun to learn a new thing.
Hi all, sorry for a newbie question, but I’ve loved the Kyoto pattern since the first time I saw it, but how do you separate the flowers so you can work with only a couple at a time (or place them where you want to), instead of just cutting the entire sheet?
Thanks!
Cliff Turner
