Shop Class Geese | Part 2
Goals met...
If you haven't already read part 1, you probably should click the link below to put this post in context. This final step was actually quite easy. The walnut goose I made in shop class in 1979 needed to be refurbished and brought back to life so it would match the goose I finally finished last year. I simply sanded it by hand to 180 grit and finished it with Rubio Monocoat. I am thrilled to have completed the pair and love seeing them in my home. If there is anything you've been putting off and believe it's too late to do, think again and get after it.
Goose made in 1979 before being refurbished in 2023
Two wooden geese facing each other
Two wood geese in breakfast nook
Two wooden geese facing each other standing on a live edge board
Two walnut wood geese with maple background
Two wood geese in breakfast nook
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That’s fantastic! You are very talented!
Thank you Robyn. This project was pretty special for me.