Showing posts with label trellis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trellis. Show all posts

Sunday, July 7, 2013

There is only ONE

 It is ART, right? You gotta have places to mix paint and put the yogurt cups!
The old wood decking has five coats of urethane sealer on it.
Three in a row!  Pedestals designed for flower pots.
 2 x 6 cedar from an old deck, no rot just weathered and old.
Make a great garden table, a place to put the bounty picked from the garden. 
 Steel covered in slate flower pot. I like these and wouldn't mind keeping this one.
 I have these all over my garden, slate on steel, a place
to put my coffee, the clippers, or something just picked.
The cucumbers use them for a trellis. I admit I make a
lot of these and sell them from $15 to $45, depending on size.
Almost everything I do, there is only one of.  I find bits and pieces, interesting steel or a piece of wood and set them aside until they call me.  Most of my art is useful, decorative, unusual, but you can sit on it, use it for a table or allow the plants to grow around it.  Here are some recent pieces:
An Oak plank about 3 feet long with 100 year old iron castings.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

The Canadian Conspiracy

March 20th, 2012

I took this photo at 4:30 am today!

I hear that other parts of the country are warm but not Oregon!  This is about one inch so far but it is still snowing hard!  I really wish Scientists had called it "global weather change" instead of global warming!  I do remember once having snow in March but I was about ten years old, fifty-five years ago!  I think the Canadians have a new weapon and they are experimenting on the Northwest!  Can't plant tomatoes in this weather!

Here is my arbor installed.  I got it up yesterday between rain showers!  Climbing roses are planted on either side of it.

Snow is predicted today and tomorrow and then ten days of rain!
I will hide out in my shop or studio.  Maybe I will paint?

I have just now discovered the X Factor on YouTube.  Yes, I am that slow!  I have never seen it on television either!  That is exactly how I feel with each job I do!  On stage, nervous, in front of an audience, and hoping they will like what I do!