Tag Archives: Marquetry

Wednesday Working – Table Runner and Coasters

Posted on 03/01/2023 by Andrew Reynolds

The snow has forced me indoors for creative work. I’ve done some writing, quilting and a little marquetry. I’d like to be doing more wood working, but with the extreme cold we’ve been having it’s hard to get the shops … Continue reading →

Posted in Marquetry, quilting | Tagged coasters, Marquetry, quilting, table runner | 28 Comments

Wednesday Working – Table Runner Dots and Starting a Marquetry Project

Posted on 12/28/2022 by Andrew Reynolds

Mostly I haven’t been doing much other than Christmas stuff the last two weeks, but I’m getting back into project mode. First, here is the current progress on the table runner: I’ve completed the 16 blocks that make the four … Continue reading →

Posted in Marquetry, quilting | Tagged bento box, curvy log cabin, Marquetry, quilting | 16 Comments

Selling Stuff

Posted on 11/09/2020 by Andrew Reynolds

From time to time people will look at some of my marquetry work and say something like, “You could sell these.” Yes I could, but I don’t. I have thought from time to time of doing some kind of home … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged creating art, Marquetry, selling crafts, selling marquetry | 24 Comments

Men Only?

Posted on 10/25/2020 by Andrew Reynolds

It was the fall of 2005 when I took a beginning quilting class. At the time there were few men interested in quilting. Heather was taking classes and making quilts. She’s done a number of art quilts and wall hangings. … Continue reading →