But after a whole bunch of bending (by hand- who needs a rowing machine?), cutting, de-burring, and welding- this is how they come out. This is before several coats of black paint- ran out.
And here are a dozen, ready to get painted, boxed and driven up to Lutsen. I have to make at least 3 dozen more by Nov. (Groans)
But they are pretty, and I'm glad so many people like them. :)This is the same version I've done for years now, that always sell out before Christmas. The kind I'll be having in the drawing will be smaller- a new version. I decided since I won't have time to make these until Oct., I might as well hold off on the drawing until then.
This will also give stragglers an opportunity to become followers (right hand column)- and be eligible to win!
Now I'll begin preparing for a terrific show in Hudson that opens Oct 2nd with an evening party that is open to the public. There will be free wine & appetizers in the beautiful new Seasons On St. Croix Gallery. Hudson has a number of really good restaurants, so this makes a fun date night.
I'll keep you posted on my progress.

8 comments:
Your trees are great! I won't be able to go to the opening at Seasons this time. Shucks.
Trees trees everywhere! I love em!
I love 'em too!
Linda-
I'll miss you there, but you know you have unfettered access. ;)
Kyia & Jamie--
Thanks! It's nice to hear feedback.
:)
Those are very cool. Seems like very painstaking work, but the end result is worth it.
Struggling-
Thanks! Yes, that's what I've decided too. :)
Ooh! I hope I can make that opening! I'll have spent that whole week working 10 hour days training people who don't want to be trained and will be looking at me with hate-filled eyes. I'll definitely need some wine.
It's all so very good. I think I like the fish on the table in the first picture the best, though.
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