Three Snowmen On Stixs

[James Combs]

...temporary stixs but sticks none the less.:D
Turned these a few days ago but had trouble with the paint. I had some rattle can automotive white that I painted over top of some other "old" white that I was trying to use up and the entire finish cracked up on me so I had to sand it off and do it again. I will be putting some red ribbon around their necks before displaying them.

Stats:
Material - poplar
Height = about 6"
Diameter = about 2.5"
Finish = white is rattle can general purpose, Black is acrylic brush-on.

[Mark Hubl]

I think those look great. They should look good around the house or will make nice gifts.

[William Bachtel]

It doesn't have to be - Burl - Big - thin - hollow - I like them thanks for showing us.

[Andrew Kertesz]

They look good, they have a good shine. I will say the one on the right has a somewhat evil look to him.

[John Keeton]

Frosty is back!! Cute, JD.

[steven carter]

They look good, they have a good shine. I will say the one on the right has a somewhat evil look to him.


I thought so too until I enlarged the photo, then not so much. Good job on the Frosties, maybe call the one on the right Frosted Flake!

Steve

[bob svoboda]

I like 'em.

[Rick Moyer]

Look great! could hang them as ornaments, too. You turners give me "spinny envy".

[Bernie Weishapl]

Good looking snowment James. They make great gifts and sell pretty well also.

[Baxter Smith]

Very cute!

[Michael James]

Those are cute, nicely done and I'll bet fun to make..other than the strip and repaint.

[Scott Hackler]

Those are great. A brass screw eye in the hat and they might make an ornament!

[James Combs]

Those are great. A brass screw eye in the hat and they might make an ornament!

I would probably have to core drill them to lighten them up as ornaments, they are pretty heavy being solid but it is a good idea.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow - turnings with personalities! Very cute!