Thursday, 3 May 2012

Custom sign

I Love how this turned out.
Mum and Dad asked if I could make a sign for my sisters Birthday.Her husband has made her a studio and they wanted to give have a sign to go on it.
          



This is not the first thing I have made for Helen, together we have come up with some lovely custom pieces for her display table at bear and craft shows. I must say when she posts pictures on her blog Bear Cub Designs I feel a lovely sense of accomplishment seeing my sisters amazing bears and my wood work together complementing each other is so wonderful. 

Helen is not only an amazing artist but a talented business women, her knowledge and experience has helped not only me but other artist so much. Helen has just lunched a web builder designed for artists called
                   Easy Art Space do yourself a favour and take a look,Helen offers lots of free information on promoting your art.If you do you want be disappointed.

If you would like me to make a custom sign for you please email me @ sawdustart@hotmail.com    

Have a wonderful day :)  
                 

  
           
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4 comments:

  1. Kays Kids4 May 2012 at 01:24

    I'm sure she will be as pleased as punch.
    Your work is great.
    hugs

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    1. Saw Dust Art4 May 2012 at 18:12

      thanks Kays Kids, Helen was pleased. Thanks for following my blog and taking the time to comment x

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  2. Shabbyprimdelights4 May 2012 at 20:55

    Love the things you do,...and I have no comprehention of how you hand cut the gorgeous detailed pieces you make. I would actually love to see a video. Your eye for detail and the intricate patterns are beautiful. Love the windchime you made also. I would love to try this but frightened to break a pretty cup in the process. Following you on here as well as fb.
    Michelle

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  3. Saw Dust Art5 May 2012 at 03:15

    thanks Michelle, give the drilling a go just use a cup you don't mind if it breaks,I used a cracked plate first and had no problem. make sure you get the tile Drill bit they cost about $9.00 at bunnings, the drilling is a slow process but easier than you think.
    I use a scroll saw to cut my work.no video yet but good idea:) if you go to my web I have photos of the process.www.sawdustartonline.com or click on the tiger pic on the top right of my blog and it will take you to web.
    your blog is lovely 2 so inspiring.

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