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Sheltie Dog Planter/Kleenex Box

I designed and made this dog planter for my friend who lost her dog a couple years ago. I surprised her and made this from a photo she had given me a while back. she loved it! the heads moves back and forth to give it different looks. I used the Kreg Jig to put this together. worked great! glued wood on top to cover holes.

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Comment by Lorrie on October 13, 2015 at 9:45pm

Thanks Oscar for the nice comment.  :) 

Comment by Oscar on October 13, 2015 at 4:00pm

Hi Lorrie, this is a very creative and functional piece. Nice work!

Comment by Lorrie on September 29, 2015 at 10:24pm

Thank you Jay for the very nice comment!  I had fun building this one.  the lady was thrilled with it and she even put the dogs puppy collar on it.  It felt really good to do something nice for her as she deserves it.  I'm always looking for new projects to build and using the Kreg jig gives me the confidence that I can build them.  Didn't think that I could build a single thing by myself. .  let alone without a plan!  LOL  Maybe it is just because I don't know any better but it sure is fun figuring out how to build things and is extremely rewarding when they turn out the way I had envisioned it. :)  I get more confidence with each thing that I build.  thanks so much for the support and the willingness to reply to things I post.  It is great to get feedback on the projects . . . good or bad. . .  at least that way I will know what I am doing right and what to do if I am doing it wrong.  I am still very much a beginner and cannot work as much as I would like to in the shop due to my work schedule.  That is why these smaller projects are great! :)

Comment by Jay Boutwell on September 28, 2015 at 9:16pm

Hi Lorrie, A mighty fine artistic piece of work.  You are becoming better with each project that you build and one of the outstanding thing that I have seen in all of your projects is that you have completed them well and not one time did I ever see a comment from you that said,  "do you got plans".  What I have seen is a lot of very nice and well executed pieces of work.  You are one who started with woodworking with out plans building some nice rolling cabinets for storage in your garage of which have seen several nice comments and also seen them "pinned" in Pinterest.  There was a wood storage rack and a nice work bench with storage.

 In your current posted project the art work is well done and the image quality compared to the photo is well done as you have captured a lot of the facial features from the dog.  I am sure your Friend was very happy with the results.  Keep up the good work and post more of your projects.  Thank you for sharing this one.

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