DIY
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Hangable T-shirt Art
I have a bunch of rare and/or signed shirts. Some don’t fit me. Others I don’t want to wear out. Thus, I decided to turn them into wall art. They only take 15 minutes or so to make.
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Chalkboard Whiskey Decanter
Recently, I had an idea for adding chalkboard paint to my whiskey decanter.
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California String Art
I had an extra piece of 2′ X 4′ plywood. I also had some left over blue wood stain from years ago. I also had a bunch of free time, so I bought some nails and string for about $5. I’m originally from California, so I figured that would be a great topic for this.
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CD Christmas Wreath
So I know this is super late, but here is a Christmas Wreath I made. All you need are 40 CDs, a hot glue gun, and a string of LED lights. The process is simple enough. First, I made a circle on a piece of paper that was the radius of the inside of the wreath. Next, I put the CDs around the circle, with one overlapping the next. Kind of like Dominoes after they have fallen. Once I knew the spacing was correct, I started gluing them to each other. The CDs were flimsy, so I decided to reinforce it by using two layers of CDs. Basically, I made two…
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Yosemite at Sunset – Now on sale for a limited time only.
Here’s a painting I did when I was around 9 years old. My grandpa helped me. I ended up winning First Place in my age category, as well as Best in Show. Many of you have liked this painting, so since it’s almost Christmas time I have decided to offer poster sized (3 feet by 2 feet) prints for sale. They will be printed on high quality glossy paper. They are $50 each, or $75 for a signed copy. Yes, I will hand sign them for you. I might sell different sizes if there is interest. To place an order, email me.
