Lynda,

I totally understand what you’re saying. I didn’t have the skill when I started, I’ just kept moving forward, learning as I went. 🙂

I wish I could do classes, but a) I dont’ have the time b) I don’t have a place to hold them.

gail

Tania,

Awwww you make me smile! Thanks so much for your sweet comment. These particular spindles had flat sides, so the mostly sat flush agains the door. BUT, after I made it, I wondered to myself, wouldn’t they look okay if I had brought them forward a little. That’s the thing about these one of a kind pieces. We can do it however we want, because there’s really NO WRONG way to do it! So, you go for it!
I’ve got another one coming up in the next couple of weeks. It’s not totally finished yet . . . I think I’ve found a new style. LOL

have fun!
gail

Thank you so very much Tracy! I really, really love the challenge of making things the best they can be. 🙂

thanks for stopping by and taking the time to leave such a thoughtful comment.

gail

Thank you Joan! It was a fun project, and I will probably do more using variations of this spindle idea. 🙂