In our quest for more storage space in our small house I built this cabinet to hang above the bathroom vanity for towel storage. Tina painted the cabinet and buckets white to keep the light feel to the room.

If there is one place that sums up the first few years of my time here in Columbus it would be the Char Bar. While I don’t frequent this establishment anymore there are still plenty of friends that I keep in touch with that came out of there. As a token of my respect, my friend Ed and I spent an afternoon creating a new tile entry for Chuck and Ann, the owners.

Our dining room table currently sits six guests comfortably but for the holiday’s we wanted a little more room for both guests and food. With that in mind I built a folding table that mates well to our oval shaped table. In the pictures below you can see how it folds and the leg mechanism I went with. This table is easy to store, sturdy, and useful as both an extension to our current table as well as a standalone card table.

My dear friend from my hometown was kind enough to make me some wool socks, in return I made her a skein for her yarn. I built it to be flat-packed for shipping sake and to make it easier to store. I have a feeling there are better designs out there but this one was, well, technically “free” and she seems pleased with it.