Attempted Tea Light

Jon Lanier · Oct 21, 2008

I had seen this little chunk tossed away in a pile and thought I'd give a tea light a shot. I think next time I have something this eroded I'll boost it with thick CA.

Nancy Laird · Oct 21, 2008

Jon, I don't see one single thing wrong with this one. It's lovely!! I'd buy it at a craft show, in a New York minute.

Dawn Kight · Oct 21, 2008

I agree with Nancy
I'd buy a least 4 though
Thanks for the idea

Stuart Ablett · Oct 21, 2008

Jon, that little piece that is not there, it is not supposed to be there, it is what is known as "Character"

Don't you DARE fill it in with CA glue

Pretty chunk of wood to be sure!

:wave:

Brent Dowell · Oct 21, 2008

Looks like a successful tea light to me, and what a nice piece of wood...

It's funny how the definition of a nice piece of wood can change depending on if you are thinking Flat or Spinny...

Vaughn McMillan · Oct 21, 2008

I think it looks great, Jon. :thumb:

I'm with Stu...call the flaws a feature and add $5 to the price.

Bernie Weishapl · Oct 21, 2008

Shucks don't add $5 that character is worth at least $10. Great looking piece Jon.

Brian Kight · Oct 22, 2008

That is a pretty piece there. I love those pieces that are so nasty on the outside but end up perdy on the inside. :thumb:

Jim Burr · Oct 22, 2008

If flaws are worth $5-10 bucks apiece...I just won the Lotto!!!! But on a more constructive note...Anyone would buy that Jon, One man's trash....

Joan Keeler · Oct 22, 2008

I agree with all the others. Great piece!!!! :thumb:

Don Orr · Oct 24, 2008

Nice Job

And nice wood, and nice shape, and nice finish. I don't see anything at all wrong with this piece. Great save from the scrap pile. :thumb:

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