Log Furniture Making - Books
Patterns from the Golden Age of Rustic Design
(Softbound Version)
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reprint of the 1938 National Park Service
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps), Albert Good
This is 3 books reprinted as 1 softbound edition with over 600 pages.
Rustic Garden Furniture & accessories
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Rustic woodworking is a technique that continues to attract both novice and experienced craftspeople.
Rustic Furniture Basics
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Rustic furniture has an earthy charm that evokes cabins in the woods and country hideaways.
Making Bentwood Trellis, Arbors, Gates, Fences.
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by Jim Long
Nothing combines natural beauty and functionality more gracefully than a rustic bentwood trellis, arbor, gate or fence for your garden.
Making Twig Garden Furniture
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by Abby Ruof
Make your own garden furnishings for the price of a few nails.
Rustic Furniture Workshop
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by Dan Mack
No woodworking experience is required to make attractive, functional rustic furniture-in a weekend.
Rustic Garden Projects Book
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Author, teacher, rustic furniture maker King has assembled 28 popular projects each with step by step instructions and construction drawings.bb516-back cover rustic garden projects.jpg (55961 bytes)
Making Twig Furniture and Household Things
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...currently out of print...shown here for reference.
Making Twig Furniture and Household Things is a complete illustrated guide to building furniture that will bring to your home a hint of the wealth and elegance.
Making Rustic Furniture
bb510-Making Rustic Furniture by Daniel Mack
...currently out of print...shown here for reference.
An introduction to the least expensive, most accessible form of woodcraft imaginable; making furniture from twigs, sticks, logs, driftwood, and scrap lumber.
Book-Build Your Own Log Furniture
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Currently out of print...shown for reference.
10 great projects you can build for fun or profit. The authors show how you can take sticks right out of the woodlot and start building.
