More Snowmen

[Bernie Weishapl]

Well here are a couple that I made out of some scrap. The one plain wood is cherry. It was a piece I thought might fly apart but didn't. The other is Elm and the LOML wanted to paint it as she wants to give it to the grandson. The cherry is finished with rattle can lacquer and the hat dyed with india ink. Tried to get these to look like a typical snowman with the larger bottom. I am pleased how they turned out.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Looks great Bernie! Your grandson is going to love it!

[Mike Stephens]

Bernie you are reminding me that winter is coming. Dam it.

Great looking snowmen.

[Michael James]

Nice Bernie.... kids love that stuff and I'll bet they were fun to turn too!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Thanks for the comments. Yep Mike it is coming on fast. It doesn't seem possible.

[Pete Jordan]

You did an excellent job as always!

[John Keeton]

...look like a typical snowman with the larger bottom...Bernie, you haven't been around when my grandkids build a snowman!!:D

Great job, and good teamwork, too!

[Roger Chandler]

Nice Bernie,

I am going to have to try my hand at a few of these.............our club meeting last week had 3 demos at one time ..........snowmen, Christmas trees, and birdhouse ornaments.

I like the ribbons and the natural color of some of yours.........nice!

[Billy Tallant]

Nice looking snowmen. Always nice to find some use for scrap pieces laying around.

[Gary Max]

Heck they look perfect from over here-----we have already had our first frost.

[Baxter Smith]

Good looking snowmen Bernie. My sister emailed a picture of some that she had seen in a craftshow that someone had turned. Told me that the guy had said he sold them as fast as he could get them on the shelf.

[Lee Koepke]

Well Bernie,

I turned my first snowmen yesterday/today and LOML painted it (pics tomorrow, I promise). I liked making them.

I made a couple of small ones and one large one (8" or so). Pretty fun to make.