Finished Projects

[Magister]

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I just think they're cool!

Good work Groomporter!

[sealion]

Hubby and I finished these knock-down chests for camping today.

I found the instructions here: http://robyyan.googlepages.com/breakdownbox

[groomporter]

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I just think they're cool!

Good work Groomporter!

I've made a couple of these now and always warn the buyer that it's legally a concealed weapon and if they get in trouble carrying it -it's their own fault.  

One of my next projects it to see if I can fix the loose connection in the headphone jack of my old iPod shuffle (1st generation the one that looks about the size of a pack of gum with no screen) and maybe put it in the handle of a cane.

[mieljolie]

Thank you, Renee.  Sorry, my internet connection is has been unpredictable these days. 

And, yes, Sitara, I have PDF instructions and pictures of tab layout patterns for most of my items.  Just email or pm me.

Hey, thanks for posting that.  I just ordered that from you.  When Steve (sleepy) and I went to vegas last winter I saw these cool pop tab purses.  I came home and found pop tabs to buy on line, but the reality has been that with all these kids around I haven't had time to deal with making a pattern.  So, maybe now they will get some use.

Thanks for the purchase!  Let me know if you need any help with it.  Hope you get something really cool made with your tabs.  If you do, please let us see it. 

Hubby and I finished these knock-down chests for camping today.

I found the instructions here: http://robyyan.googlepages.com/breakdownbox

Cool chests!  I need something like that!  Thanks for the link.

[Ozium]

Cool chests, i am going to have to make a few up. Thanks for sharing
the link and doing all the searching for it.

[Becky10]

This is a paper mache mask that I finished along with a fox a cat and a danse macabre mask(which I sadly dont ahve photos of).
I painted a shimmer purple let it dry then added a blue layer that I wipped off while still wet then did the same with a green to make a oil like coloring.

[divapixie]

I have lots of finished projects.... jewelry projects mostly.  I have a few pictures of some of the finished pieces in my etsy shop but I'll post a few of them here for you all to gander at.





Just a small sample of what I have been up to.... which is a lot really.  These pieces are listed fo sale if anyone is interested....

[winterland]

Wow very cool thread. Had to say what creative people the Rennys are. Keep posting the great work.

[mieljolie]

Have to apologize again for not having H/A projects to show, but I have more "tabistry" things made.  I've been making hair accessories with the can tabs, lately.  Then, I happened upon this idea:

My "Monster" Mask


This masquerade mask is made with those colorful "Monster" can tabs.  Can you believe how many colors they come in?!

Below are the hair holders I started.





HAVE A BALL THIS HALLOWEEN!!!

[Squire Mickey]

Finished a few Baldrics

Pirate Bard baldric




A Krew of Charllotte De Berry Holster



A Woodsman's Baldric




Woodsman Holster


New Sporran's


Check Book with Harbinger Logo

[Hoowil]

My daughter has been building up a collection of cups. I figured it's about time for her to be able to hang one on her belt. The toggle looks big, but its not really. To put it in proper perspective, she's 2, and the goblet is maybe 3 inches tall, holding less than a 1/4 cup of drink.

And yes, she is limited to water or lemonade at faire 

[Stephanie, lady perfumer]

I just finished my pomander! It is not truly HA--the beading really isn't, but it gives it the aesthetic. It hangs on a chain that I'll wrap around the waist as a girdle belt. My chain is a wee bit short, so it looks like it will hang at knee length rather than midcalf like most historical paintings show.

Later I will be making the wax ball filled with aromatics to go in it.  I'm really excited to try some historical recipes for them!

[Gwen aka Punstergal]

Hrmm.. did that used to be a tea ball? If so, that's a rockin idea! If not, well, thanks for the inspiration <giggle>..

[Stephanie, lady perfumer]

Indeed it is!  I found a few pomander photos that did closely resemble tea balls.

[Dracconia]

Just a few things I have gotten finished lately!

Sigh still taking orders!