Nativity

[dgman]

This is a Steve Good pattern. Made four sets. Three sets sold for $250 each. The fourth was gifted to my Mother- in law. All figures made from solid hardwoods including Aspen, Yellowheart, Purpleheart, Sapele Red Oak Walnut and Mahogany. The stable is laminated pine with an antique solution. The base is 3/8 Baltic Birch. 

Edited December 6, 2021 by dgman

[don in brooklin on]

Well done.  Love the choice of woods and how you did the Angel. 

I bought that pattern and was going to make for our kids but they all have one that they are attached to.  Same with us.

This gives me the inspiration that I will make for next year and donate.

Thanks for posting and I have saved a couple of the pictures. 

 

PS:  Do you make your own antique solution or is it store bought.

[daveww1]

excellent job

[scrollerpete]

This is beautiful not surprise that they sold fast

[Scrappile]

Very very nice!  I have made a couple of nativities.  was going to do one a year, but haven't got it done this year... one of the local churches has a nativity day, were people display their nativities.... Haven't got to it yet... I guess there are some beautiful ones displayed..

[Dak0ta52]

Beautiful work, Dan!

[lawson56]

Now that is an Awesome job.The wood colors are Fantastic!!

[jr42]

looks nice 

[spirithorse]

Beautiful work!
Congratulations on the sales!
God Bless! Spirithorse

[wombatie]

Beautiful work.  Love the wood choices.  Awesome sales, worth every cent.

Marg

[dgman]

On 12/6/2021 at 3:38 AM, don in brooklin on said:

Well done.  Love the choice of woods and how you did the Angel. 

I bought that pattern and was going to make for our kids but they all have one that they are attached to.  Same with us.

This gives me the inspiration that I will make for next year and donate.

Thanks for posting and I have saved a couple of the pictures. 

 

PS:  Do you make your own antique solution or is it store bought.

Yes, it is store bought. I was going to make my own, but found this antique solution at Lowe’s. I don’t remember the brand, I’ll have to check when I get a chance.

[TAIrving]

On 12/6/2021 at 5:38 AM, don in brooklin on said:

Well done.  Love the choice of woods and how you did the Angel. 

I bought that pattern and was going to make for our kids but they all have one that they are attached to.  Same with us.

This gives me the inspiration that I will make for next year and donate.

Thanks for posting and I have saved a couple of the pictures. 

 

PS:  Do you make your own antique solution or is it store bought.

Where do you get the pattern?  Dan says it is a Steve Good pattern but I cannot find it on his site.  Don says he bought the pattern.

As Don said, it gives me an inspiration to make it for next year and donate it to our church for their annual Christmas season fundraiser.  

[don in brooklin on]

This is not one of Steve Free patterns.  Cost is $5.  ( a steal).  I bought it at the time as one more way to support Steve but now am inspired to make it in the new year/

Go to http:// http://www.stevedgood.com/estore/estore.html

You have to scroll down a bit.