I make a variety of different boxes, each with their own design and purpose. This box was designed to contain our collection of herbal teas.
Gifts / Crafts
Canadian Woodworking Gift & Craft articles showcase small projects, creative ideas, seasonal inspiration, and practical tips for making thoughtful handmade gifts.
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As an Intarsia project it is fairly straightforward. The challenge begins when you add the mirror.
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Here is a handy bin for storing potatoes, onions and garlic. Unless otherwise stated, all stock is 3/4" thick.
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If you have ever rushed out of the house without a quick look in the mirror, and later been caught with 'bed head' or 'bad hair', you already know how helpful a hallway mirror can be.
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This article leads you through the process of making picture frames using only a table saw and a router (with a combination of router bits).
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People love the look of old-style wooden wheels, but being able to make them is another thing.
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A wooden casket is a wonderful way to honour a beloved pet.
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Boxes don’t always have to be rectangular and hinged.
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An incense holder is also a great way to highlight a nice piece of wood that you may have.
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This bookstand frees up valuable space on the student’s desk (or the chef’s counter) and it places the book in a position that is easy to work from.
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These earrings fit the bill, providing not only an easy to make gift idea but also serving as an ideal way to display the beauty of wood.
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Keep your favourite CDs right next to your CD player with this attractive holder.
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This easy-to-make clock uses wooden molding to add a special touch of elegance.
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This is a functional, easy-to-build project.
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Although not obvious at first, this is a two-sided picture frame. The removable end piece of the inner frame allows both sides to be presentable. Simply rotate the inner frame to display the photo on the opposite side.
