Celtic Knotwork Trivet

[wwalker47]

I finished the Celtic Knotwork Trivet from issue #22. I used bbp on the base and red oak for the inlays. Here is a picture.

-Bill

[sheltiecarver]

Good job, Bill!
Was it as hard as it looks?
Sandy

[lucky788scroller]

I agree, it looks outstanding. It is one of those projects I keep wanting to do, but it gets pushed off to the side. Dale

[minowevie]

Wow , very nice job Bill. I realy like the way you combined the bb ply and red oak. your lines are nice and straight, and clean looking. I bet that would look good on a quilt block too. mmmmmmm gives me ideas. Your friend Evie

[CanadianScroller]

Hey great call on the Quilt Block Evie.
No one has any excuses now

[ozarkhillbilly]

Great job Bill, same for me, that is one of those projects I liked when I saw it but have yet to tackle it. Thanks for sharing.

Bill

[bronco]

Good job Bill!
Bill

[cmhadley]

Very nice! My husband saw the pattern and wanted me to make this as my very first project. I told him he was crazy and maybe someday. Thanks for sharing, maybe I'll try it a little sooner now.
Carrie

[minowevie]

Hey great call on the Quilt Block Evie.
No one has any excuses now

OK OK , stop picking on me. lol lol lol.
BOB where are you , I wont to do 2 blocks for the quilt. BOB you there.
how do I commit. I know there was a post somewhere, on how . but HOW. can't find it.
drated memmory losses. your friend Evie

[wwalker47]

Thanks

Thanks, for the good words. I had to read the article a few times to understand the red and blue cuttings, but once I got into it, it was really easy. You need to try it, it was fun.

-Bill

[lucky788scroller]

NOW, THATS OUR EVIE!!! Finally jumping in and taking 2 squares! Thats the best news all day!!!! Dale