Conchita, coating continued with the rice servers and
the dinosours. They will go mat one of these days together
with those walnut chopstics. No phot carried here.
It has been a funny day, really... I took my wife to
the nursery, to start with, then concentrated on my
panda looking dinosours.
These seen below are only about 25% of them to be
fabricated for the department store. The space between
leggs were sawed out. I am not too sure if this is the
right decision... I will see...
These two panda looking dinosours are for-runners and
they were simply curved out between the legs. It did not
take such a long time, and that is why I am still
in two (or even three) minds about the right procedure
for mas making these dinosours. Oh, yes, the one in the middle
is a spatula for decorating large cakes.
The blade length is 12cm, decided upon after consulting
many pages on the web... I am not particular serious
about these.
It is just that I seem to have thin pieces of wood,
about which I could not think of any significant
use. About the only way to do something was to make
use of their thin profile, that is the only reason...
Here below, you have panda looking dinosours in the making.
The space hidden by the side bars is void, as I cut out
the space with a jigsaw.
These side bands will be sanded out, revealing the inner void,
and hopefully, making it a lot easier to form the curvature.
By the way, I delivered a few of these old dinosours to
A's only two days ago. One was sold today. Those at
C's have been sold out.
I am beginning to think that panda looking dinosours
will sell even better. Will they?
the dinosours. They will go mat one of these days together
with those walnut chopstics. No phot carried here.
It has been a funny day, really... I took my wife to
the nursery, to start with, then concentrated on my
panda looking dinosours.
These seen below are only about 25% of them to be
fabricated for the department store. The space between
leggs were sawed out. I am not too sure if this is the
right decision... I will see...
These two panda looking dinosours are for-runners and
they were simply curved out between the legs. It did not
take such a long time, and that is why I am still
in two (or even three) minds about the right procedure
for mas making these dinosours. Oh, yes, the one in the middle
is a spatula for decorating large cakes.
The blade length is 12cm, decided upon after consulting
many pages on the web... I am not particular serious
about these.
It is just that I seem to have thin pieces of wood,
about which I could not think of any significant
use. About the only way to do something was to make
use of their thin profile, that is the only reason...
Here below, you have panda looking dinosours in the making.
The space hidden by the side bars is void, as I cut out
the space with a jigsaw.
These side bands will be sanded out, revealing the inner void,
and hopefully, making it a lot easier to form the curvature.
By the way, I delivered a few of these old dinosours to
A's only two days ago. One was sold today. Those at
C's have been sold out.
I am beginning to think that panda looking dinosours
will sell even better. Will they?
Conchita, como estas? Ahora vamos inmediatamente?