things I might do on a Saturday afternoon
like make a rickety table out of hazel wood and part of a zinc gutter, partly screwed and then tied together with string the husband found in a field; I do so enjoy working with my hands outdoors
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it can also be used for dyeing experiments!
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it can also be used for dyeing experiments!
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husband's excellent find |
Comments
ah yes Nancy, it does very much resemble a work-table, that has a lot to do with the kind of no-nonsense-materials used to make it I think; it is actually more sturdy than I feared whilst putting it together (it swayed dangerously) 'cos once the legs become connected diagonally the whole gathers intrinsic strength