Spring is Here

Hand planning the inlay level with the primary wood in picture frame molding.

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Spring has arrived, its been a while since I posted a new blog so I thought I would update you on a  couple of good things have happened in the last few weeks!

I am very pleased to announce that I have been accepted into the Durham Craft Market.  The Market is held every Saturday from March through December adjacent to the Durham Farmers Market at the corner of Hunt and Foster Streets in Durham.  Market hours are 8AM to noon from April through November and 10AM to noon in March and December.  My plan is to participate once every four to six weeks between April and December.  I will have my usual offerings including, photo frames, cutting boards, coasters, watercolors, giclée prints, and greeting cards.  I'll let you know on FaceBook and on the blog when I will be at the market.  I will also be participating in the Holiday Market in December.  

Cutting the first corner of a photo frame on my table saw miter sled.

I can glue up multiple cutting board blanks using a new flat panel gluing clamp.

Enough cut photo frame molding to make 30+ frames for the Durham Craft Market in three wood combinations.

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My latest painting was sold without even needing to be framed!  It will reside in the Garden View Offices in the Croasdaile Farms neighborhood with a couple of my other paintings after it is framed.

"Lakefield Farm - Spring"