Their 18th-century origins still uncertain, Joe Froggers are spiced cookies with a small kick of dark rum. Here's how to make them.
I add a pocket to an existing box. And you can too!
I walk through building a wooden cabinet to hold all your tools.
In this Workshop Wednesday, I talk about how I made a simple board game out of one board and one dowel, with no screws or nails.
It's simply three boards glued together. The 2 outside boards are identical, and the inside board is the same, except shorter. All the boards have a curve to them.
I...
A walkthrough of how I made a simple box on wheels for my wallscrolls.
In this video, I show you how I made bookends out of a single oak board.
I used a single 6-foot (1.8m) board that was 5 1/2 inches (14 cm) wide and 3/4 inches (2 cm) deep.
I cut 6 pieces, glued three of each pieces together to make a block, then cut the top of each block with a circular saw se...
Wherein I paint 4 duergar, a myconid, 2 villagers, and 4 supply bags. Whew!
After some false starts and an epic fail on cookies, I successfully make some unbelievably sweet mochi.
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