3 wreaths and one made with scrap cutout stars in the USA. Material used is 1/4 Popular
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Looks great
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“how many wreaths do you see
I… see…. Two… wreaths… “
These came out great. I love that you used scraps from one to make the other!
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These are really pretty. I love patriotic stuff.
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There are two wreaths on the 2 column entrances and they were identical so I just took a picture of 1
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Very nice job on both of those!
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Nice! I enjoy putting out patriotic decor.
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Maple, walnut & cherry with epoxy filled stars & lacquer finish. CNC carved to create the “waves”.
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This is stunning!!! That is year round decor!
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Beautiful! How big is it?
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After you cut the waving flag affect, how long did it take you to get such a smooth finish? You did a really nice job on your flag.
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It’s 22 1/2 x 12" with the thickness varying from 1/2" to 1 1/4" depending on where on the wave it’s measured.
I made it for an auction to support local scholarships so it’s on a stand I make for cutting boards. But it’s got a keyhole hanger slot in the back so it can hang on the wall.
I sanded it using paper up to 320g. Most of it was with a random orbital sander with a thick sponge pad backer to allow it to flex. But it got finished off with hand sanding using flexible sanding pads. After a few coats of poly a final " sanding" using a brown paper grocery bag to burnish it.
I’ve been making a bunch of cutting boards for the scholarship auction. End-grain with walnut inlays. Like this one.
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