I have started my next project which is going to be a pull along steam train the train itself is finished so all I need to do is decide on weather I make it a military train , or keep it as standard and then choose the correct colour scheme .
I will post some pictures when I have decided and finished
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Steaming ahead with a new project
Labels:
1940's,
art deco,
crafts,
gifts. 1930's,
military toys,
traditional toys,
wooden crafts,
wooden toys,
woodwork,
world war two toys,
WW2 toys,
WWII toys
Sunday, 11 March 2012
Shedding a Little Light on my Art Deco Speaker Boxes
Although these may look like original Art Deco speakers or 1930's Pye radios, I have made each one from scratch! I thought you would like a gander at one in situe, which shows that they look just as good when not switched on as a lamp!
The classic sunburst design is perfect for traditional homes with a 1920's to 1940's twist.
All these light boxes can be made to order, with your own design or monogram too! Check out my Art Deco Light Boxes page for more examples and contact me for further details.
The classic sunburst design is perfect for traditional homes with a 1920's to 1940's twist.
All these light boxes can be made to order, with your own design or monogram too! Check out my Art Deco Light Boxes page for more examples and contact me for further details.
Labels:
1920's,
1940's,
art deco,
art deco radio,
deco speakers,
gifts. 1930's,
light boxes,
pye radio,
sunburst radios,
sunburst speakers,
woodwork
Marching into Spring with a New Project
Part of my love of making wooden toys, is using recycled materials and creating something fun and authentic!
This weekend I have been concentrating on a couple more projects that I hope will cause a lot of excitement in the WWII reenactment scene! I will leave you guessing until they are finished, but promise to post pictures on my blog once they are finished.
This weekend I have been concentrating on a couple more projects that I hope will cause a lot of excitement in the WWII reenactment scene! I will leave you guessing until they are finished, but promise to post pictures on my blog once they are finished.
Labels:
military toys,
toy tanks,
traditional toys,
wooden crafts,
wooden toys,
woodwork,
world war two toys,
WW2 toys,
WWII toys
Thursday, 8 March 2012
New prop finished!
I have just finished making a fantastically realistic Burlesque prop for Kitten von Mew! I cannot reveal what it is until May, but I am VERY pleased with the outcome and her whole act will be based around it. She will be debuting it at the War and Peace Show this year, so look out for it in the main tent!
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