We spent the whole weekend working on the Abbey. We drew bricks on the panels. Started routing out the grout lines on the panels and began building the structure to hold the panels. We even poured some skulls and accents for tombstones.
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Cool Picture
Chris asked me to take a photo of a collection of handmade items from people she knows. She made a little cabinet from a thrift store purchase to put some small pumpkins and set it next to a ceramic ghost jack and a larger pumpkin The light was just right at the end of a warm day and it came out really cool.
The skulls have eyes
A couple of kids put some colored rocks in the eyes of our skulls under the tree. It is so cool how our yard is a playground for creativity.
Yard cleaned and ready for the Wedding
Our friends all showed up today to help get the outdoors ready for the wedding next Saturday. We put down 3 yards of bark dust (thanks Keith). We fixed and painted the garden trellis (thanks Karen and friends). We cleaned the shop. We pressure washed the patio and sidewalk (thanks Keith and Elyssa). We clean the patio. We patched the cracks in the sidewalk.
Finished Abbey panels
After a VERY long day on Saturday we finished building all the panels for the new Abbey. We got it all stacked up in the shop. Now we just need to draw out the brick patterns and start carving the panels.
New screen door feature
Last year we decided to trace out a large version of the davis graveyard logo into a piece of wood and we carved it out. The idea was to put it on our screen door. We finally got around to painting and I installed it today.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Tombstone Workshop
We had 2 wonderful workshop sessions on Saturday with a great group of eager and creative students. We made some new friends and caught up with some old ones. It was a perfect day.
Sunday, July 10, 2011
We had the trim painted
The trim and garage doors on the shop and little garage and patio were all looking pretty bad. The paint was peeling and missing in many places. We had Dietz Home Improvement come out and scrape, prep and prime the trim and then paint it. Looks very nice.
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