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Posted: Oct/30/2007 8:04 AM PST
Gardeners Please leave the comments regards Tomski Attachments:      |
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Posted: Oct/30/2007 8:51 PM PST
Hi Tomski, Love the garden furniture, they remind me of some pieces that I have created. Did you burn some of the designs in your furniture, carve some of them, or both? It looks as though you have made the furniture out of scrap lumber, stumps, & limbs. They are beautiful pieces of art & I feel that you have to be very creative to appreciate the beauty that nature provides. My family kids me about saving almost everything that may be considered trash, junk, firewood, etc. but I see what can be made or created from the find. Keep those creative juices flowing (mine never stop),  gimlet |
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Posted: Nov/01/2007 6:25 PM PST
that furniture is gorgeous, I would never put it outside, it would be great in a log cabin..or lodge. ~C~ |
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Posted: Nov/02/2007 3:04 AM PST
ArkansasLady! The wood is treated for all weather conditions ,no worries then! Regards Tomski |
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Posted: Nov/02/2007 12:30 PM PST
Beautiful furniture tomski.
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Posted: Nov/11/2007 1:59 AM PST
Dear all gardeners Thank you i apreciate the kind words Regards Tomski |
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Posted: Nov/12/2007 4:35 PM PST
I've saved various pieces of maples we're dealing with right now. The wood is all pretty green right now. Did you start with green wood or was yours seasoned already? I was told to just spray the ends with polyurethane and not the bark to let the moisure slowly evaporate. The detail in yours is beautiful. |
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Posted: May/18/2009 3:58 PM PST
Wow, beautiful! It's nice to see different styles once in a while! You're really talented! 
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Posted: Jun/28/2009 5:30 PM PST
I love the rustic look of these. Do you sell these or just make them for your own enjoyment because I would like to get some of this furniture for our cabin. |
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