Good thing I can “refer to the tape” on some of the larger pieces I’ve built. I was too boneheaded to take measurements before they were loaded onto and locked on the truck.
Turns out, my big bookcase and stepback won’t fit where I want them to in the new place.
To the drawing board – whether that’s to sketch new pieces or re-do the space planning is yet to be determined.
A Rural Retreat
"The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls" Picasso
Building On History
What's going on in and around the shop.
Politics, life, current events, humor, words, punctuation, and spaces.
Tales From a Cabinetmaker's Life
A Collection of Writing by (and About) Leslie Cannon
Honest Craftsmanship • Locally-Sourced Materials
Furniture design blog from Design Matters author George Walker
Real life hobbyist woodworking
Craft & Integrity
Stories About Urbanism, Adaptation, and Resilience
Reporting from the caregiving trenches
riven words
seventeenth-century joined furniture; green wood, hand tools
Sculptural Woodwork made by Chris Wong on Vancouver Island, BC
Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century English and Irish furniture &c.
Rude Mechanicals Press Blog 
Two lovely pieces, I’m sure you’ll find a way to showcase them in your new digs. I’m sure the cats are happy-ish.
Still in the old digs for another week, where the cats adore the screened-in porch (and so do I). We’re going to miss that!