Perhaps you remember
last summer when i was helping Douglas clean out his
mother's house. I continue to find new and exciting (
and occasionally terrifying) things in the final boxes, such as these handmade wooden letters.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjlKlk8MEHkgR1uTq0QRe8E8HdOnj3qkxhCHPiaCu-m1YbTRE_DP8zk_7I5DkCmsDmIfO2AdtPIVj3aK6npNRVhp97sGxWZ2VZcJR2cZK3OWioj1ujtiIy3c1RimiTZr_Fa0PbSV49NZRm5/s200/awl4.jpg)
They were cool, but FILTHY.
Now Niki, they don't look that dirty, you say.
I think you might be exaggerating, you say.
How filthy were they really? you say.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhOAbhtJGsBCLl9dhFK-3AQpdc9AxCU-bED2wk61lczs8TqDroCfX4svqACuygVYxmwww4X68VmkHBwCs1qV36sDAx71hQLJpKuWpHFvywEcOqBo8m9YMT2TlbW9zYQ6M9Z0AkH0rLsO4dJ/s200/awl2.jpg)
The difference in the right side of the H and the top bar of the F is just from the first cleaning with water and elbow grease. What the heck is that black gunk on the left side of the H anyway? Check out the chamois i was using
BLECH
I now have the complete alphabet, except I (
which you think would be really easy to make) and I have several numbers. I still want to clean them with wood cleaner and then... i don't know what i'm gonna do but i'm thinking it is going to involve decoupage.
1 comment:
What a great find! -e
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