G'Day from the city that never sleeps!

[Brooklyn]

hello everyone:U i stumbled across this wonderful site looking to a beginner's guide to woodworking. i've been intersted in woodworking for a long time, but never pursued it because of of time constraints and limited workspace.

now i've come to a place where i NEED to start learning to incorporate it into my other crafts. i still have limited space, so i'll need to start out on a very small scale.

i was so overwhelmed by all of the incredible things i've seen, my jaw dropped:o i could only hope to be half as good as some of the novice carvers here. from pens, to statues, to furniture...everything is so inspiring.

great site:2tsup:

[tea lady]

Welcome Brooklyn.:2tsup: Would love to see some of your other crafts. There is not many that I don't do.:D

[Allan at Wallan]

Welcome to the site Brooklyn.:2tsup:

Much to see, many to communicate with
and loads to learn. Enjoy !!

Allan

[munruben]

Welcome aboard Brooklyn. Lots to do here. enjoy.:2tsup:

[Fencepost2]

Happy to see you Brooklyn, and your crafts. Welcome

[mjmjm]

Welcome. And here I was thinkin that Brissie was the city that never sleeps. At least, not before 10pm.

[Christos]

Welcome to the forum.

[artme]

G'day Brooklyn and welcome to heaven in cyberspace.:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

How close to that wonderful bridge do you live?

[jow104]

good to hear from you, from across the water.

[Brooklyn]

G'day Brooklyn and welcome to heaven in cyberspace.:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

How close to that wonderful bridge do you live?

Thanks for your wonderful welcome everyone. And I am about 10 to 15 minutes away from the "ever so hectic" Bklyn and Manhattan bridges. :) Oh how I long for some peace and quiet sometimes!:roll: