Comments on: Antique reupholstery projects: chic and eco-friendly

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By the time people began felling trees for large structures, they would already have learned how to shape smaller pieces of wood into the tools needed to perform the task, and that there would be many uses for the smaller pieces of timber after the large trunk was cut to size. Little would be wasted, it would be logical to think a craftsperson would have much preferred to use a piece of already worked timber, than to labour at hewing some great tree, the toil could have been done many years before, probably by his father, or even earlier ancestors.

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By: Grace

Grace — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 18:59:06 +0000

Hi Amy! Thanks so much for your lovely comment. I am so happy that you enjoy the Scandinavian love birds and that they are in such a creative home

I actually hearted your photography shop a few months ago, and I just made the connection that was you!!

By: Amy

Amy — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:27:45 +0000

Oh this resonates! So fortunate to not own a single piece of new furniture. Besides not having soul, as you said quality of past work is usually much higher (better structure, frame, design, etc.) than what is currently on the market. Exception is fantastic hand built artisan furniture of course.

p.s. I just recently bought a great piece of vintage from you… your Scandinavian wooden love birds… so so pleased, thank you again, Grace! Hope you will be adding more to your shop once you are past the crunch!

By: Lari

Lari — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 04:44:10 +0000

Good points Grace! Furniture made today is way over-rated, and you can usually get antique pieces reupholstered for cheaper than that new piece of junk from Ikea.