The blog is mainly to share my hobby - Wood-working and Wood-burning. Among my work you will find mainly children-friendly tables. I believe that playing, coloring and even doing homework on these beautiful tables is much more special and significant for them. Please feel free to leave a comment or suggestion :)
Showing posts with label Board Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Board Games. Show all posts
Chess with Mythographs
This Table is based after a visit to the Museo Nacional de Arte in Buenos Aires. I found a book about Mitogramas from native populations in South America.
Ludo Board v2
This table was done for Lucille's granddaughter - Dalia. Lucille is a wonderful relative of ours who became really close during our stay in the Boston area.
Ropes and Ladders Board
Dec 3rd, 2017: It is finally done! I spend so much time with this table. Today I played with two of my kids and we had a great time. Please see this website to see who is the artist who drew the board (http://www.kenrolsto n.com/?p=379)
May 9th, 2017: Today I started burning this table. It is based on a very cute version of the original board. I will have to work hard on the shading! Colors perhaps?
Sheshbesh (Backgamon) Board
Finished project.
After taking the picture I added seaweeds on one leg (see below) and lacquer.
It's at home waiting for a purpose... or players.
After taking the picture I added seaweeds on one leg (see below) and lacquer.
It's at home waiting for a purpose... or players.
Chess Board
This next project is for the school raffle.
It will (hopefully) be a game board with some kind of decoration around..
It will (hopefully) be a game board with some kind of decoration around..
After coloring it:
Ludo Board v1
This table has a Ludo board.
After finishing the table, we bought some colorful rocks for the game.
My 5 years old child loves playing with it (with me or friends)
After finishing the table, we bought some colorful rocks for the game.
My 5 years old child loves playing with it (with me or friends)
7 years later, we still have this table at home and my youngest daughter - Galia - already reads her first book there.
























