Another sign

[barb.j.enders]

From the same day as trying my hand at sign making.  Plywood on cedar. MG#3 blade.  Just have to put the finish on it.  Planing to use spar finish.

[Wilson142]

Nice sign. I've been using marine spar varnish for dog patterns I put up at our dog park. Using  spar varnish on poplar, is the only finish I've found that can withstand the 115 degree sun and the monsoon rains. Plus I really like the amber tone I get.

 

     My father-in-law played for the Blue Bombers. His wife was from Winnipeg.

[Foxfold]

Nicely done, I do like those type of signs.

[dgman]

Cool work Barb!

[Scrappile]

Well done!

[rjR]

A good job.

 

Signs are more difficult than most realize, until they try to make some.

[amazingkevin]

EZ does it ,Barb. Your putting your eyes to the real test now and it's working out great.

[barb.j.enders]

8 hours ago, Wilson142 said:

Nice sign. I've been using marine spar varnish for dog patterns I put up at our dog park. Using  spar varnish on poplar, is the only finish I've found that can withstand the 115 degree sun and the monsoon rains. Plus I really like the amber tone I get.

 

     My father-in-law played for the Blue Bombers. His wife was from Winnipeg.

Who was your father-in-law?

 

[spirithorse]

Fantastic work, Barb!
Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[Wilson142]

5 hours ago, barb.j.enders said:

Who was your father-in-law?

 

Mike Kissell. He played when Bud Grant was up there. 1949 or so.  His wife was from Winnipeg and is in the Canadian women's fast pitch softball hall of fame. Like the movie League Of There Own. Both gone now.

[wombatie]

You did an excellent job of the patterns and the cutting Barb, well done.

Marg

[daveww1]

very nice job