My summer internship at
Yestermorrow has come to a close. After a fantastic last evening in Vermont with a beautiful Canadian Thanksgiving celebration, I packed my car and left the Mad River Valley. The final week at
Yestermorrow was extremely busy as I finished up projects, made some final checks off my list, and started my sustainable business studies again at
Bainbridge Graduate Institute.
One of the final projects I worked on was a
scrapwood table, which I have been inspired to do from several different existing versions (
here here here.) For a couple weeks I have been collecting pieces of wood from the to-burn pile that range from soft and hardwoods to
plywoods. What in my mind seemed like a simple project turned into a complex process of tweaking, gluing, and adjusting pieces with a
mallet. A project like this shouldn't have been left to the last week as it left me rushing and lowering my standards!



Final pics of this project and other various projects I have worked on over the course of the summer will be posted later on as I start to photo document my work.
awesome! where is it now? in the trunk?! miss you!
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