My adirondack chair is finished! What a task this was, too. Approximately 15 hours of work brought me to this end. And I still need to apply a couple coats of poly.
Composition was the toughest part. Having a separation between slats made it tough to decide where to put the owl. I didn't want him cut up. So I was limited to the widest slat, which is the middle. Therefore, I decided to put him to one side within that slat, so that he's not dead-center. I made the same decision for the top of Mt. Washington in the background.
I can see this gracing someone's cabin porch or a beautiful woodland garden.
Once I know the location where this will be displayed, I'll post the information here and on Facebook & Twitter. You do not need to be a local to place a bid. Bids will be done one line through the New Outlook Teen Center's website (www.newoutlookteencenter.org).
Composition was the toughest part. Having a separation between slats made it tough to decide where to put the owl. I didn't want him cut up. So I was limited to the widest slat, which is the middle. Therefore, I decided to put him to one side within that slat, so that he's not dead-center. I made the same decision for the top of Mt. Washington in the background.
I can see this gracing someone's cabin porch or a beautiful woodland garden.
Once I know the location where this will be displayed, I'll post the information here and on Facebook & Twitter. You do not need to be a local to place a bid. Bids will be done one line through the New Outlook Teen Center's website (www.newoutlookteencenter.org).
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