plate stand.

[Foxfold]

I showed the Tiger to my friend, who is running the raffle for which it was made and he said. "Does it have a stand?"  Oh, grief, give an inch take a mile !!!  But to be honest I suppose it needed one as having a 'paper' backer it's quite a 'delicate' thing and would not do well with a 'hanger'

So, I was looking on Ebay to see if I could find any 'cheap + cheerful' stands that I could put the Tiger on, when in walks Tony and says ''why don't you make one'' it can't be that difficult !!

• So off I went to search for a pattern,,  I found this one on Steve Goods site and made it out of some scrap plywood.  I don't think it turned out too badly myself but must admit cutting long straight lines is not my forte.  

[FrankEV]

Perfect!!!!

[daveww1]

very nice 

[Scrappile]

I have made several of those stands, different sizes for different things, the work well and look nice..Good job!

[GusGustin]

Looks really good .. I'm gonna have to go get that pattern now !!!

 

[preprius]

i like it.  you eliminated the hinges.

 

Me.

Mark Eason.

[Dak0ta52]

Works great and all hand made.

[jollyred]

I used that pattern to make a stand for my wife's Kindle ereader.  She can take it apart to fit in her purse and has it handy when she is out of the house.  She takes her Kindle everywhere.

Tom

[dgman]

Nice job Brenda!

[wombatie]

Perfect.  Your straight lines look straighter than mine. 

Marg

[don watson]

Well done Brenda. Just what was needed. I must go and get those patterns now.

[heppnerguy]

Great idea. I have made a couple but usually just buy them when I see some on sale. I love your idea and have thought several time to just make them as part of the piece. thanks for posting what is a reminder for me. You did a nice job on this and it looks quite nice.

Dick

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