Turn a Hardwood Mushroom - Art Market Projects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2017
- Small wooden mushrooms have always been a decent seller for us. Not hard or time consuming to make they serve as impulse items and attention grabbers. They also complement our other work. Learn how to make one and also grab lots of basic and advanced tips along the way.
Really enjoyed watching an old master at work - I must now try this. Hey Shaun, you’re a chip of the old block!
I've been learning and listening alot from older people recently, It wasn't always that way. When I was young, it seems that I always was looking for 'good boy' compliments from mom and dad that I was used to hearing and trying to impress them. Pay close attention to what advice these people have to give, at any age!!!
Because of this video, I did my first 3 mushrooms . I enjoyed the way how you explained the processes. I'm completely new in this domain, I'm not an artist, I do-it for myself for fun. Thank you.
I'm a big fan of your work and in a fit of boredom have come back to look at your work. My attention has drifted from the woodworking info to your T-shirt. I'm thinking that if you "inverted" the image you would lose the square shape of the image which to me looks "hand made" which is good for wood but less in textiles
your dad was great ...thank him for me
Your father is one of the best instructors I've seen on TH-cam.
Is that green wood?
Those where cool but I think a lighter color grain wood would bring out the colored stains better and brighter
Your dad is amazing. I've learned loads from him in this one video. Thank you
Hooray for dad!
He is "old School;" has manners and is well-spoken. Excellent instructions, polite, and enjoyable to watch.
Enjoy watching you and your son. Your easy to follow along with on your teachings .Its comical how you and your son go back and forth arguing. Jim's wood shop
Finally, a video that's educational and not just people showing off their work.
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Shawn, I really enjoy your videos even tho I rarely comment. I just want to say you are a very lucky man to have a Dad like you do. Please appreciate him every day.
Great demo, Your Dad is a real pro Now I know who taught you.
Please note I watched this again after 3 years. I enjoyed it as much the second time around. Many good tips for all to learn from.
Thank you. This is great and it made me miss my Dad a bit, but in a good, bittersweet way.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who had to do a double take after seeing your dad. I mean wow, you guys even sound alike! It's really cool that he taught you a craft, and that you guys can spend time together sharing a common interest. I always enjoy your videos, and this one was no exception... Except maybe for being a little shorter, lol!
Your dad is a very talented artist. Thanks for sharing this! I learned a lot and enjoy his process.