[AlArchie]

Well, sort of......made this "bread pan puzzle" for my new grandaughter. she's only a year old, but should be able to throw these pieces around OK. It'll keep the cat ducking!

It's from a picture I saw in a book "Creating timeless Toys in Wood". Good book with quite a few patterns, but none for this project, so I winged it.

Al

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Thats a good one Al

[Kenny_S]

Excellent! I like it. Yellow Pine eh. Love the grain and the way you have it finished.

[Irishman]

It almost looks real. The little one should get lots of enjoyment putting that together...and its much quieter than pots and pans.
Patrick

[Coffeeman]

Al, Very cute, she'll love playing with them for sure......now make her a teapot & teacups for her tea party. Bill

[gene messer]

What a wonderful heirloom for your granddaughter to cherish ..Good job ..

[AlArchie]

Thanks for the comeback, everyone.....I'm afraid I've gone into toy making mode instead of carving. I have several more small projects in the hopper and one more just waiting till I make more parts. I think this might be just as much or more fun than carving.

Al

[Nancy_G]

Al - that's VERY nice, very pretty... even the lettering is nice.

However I am kinda' wondering why you aren't carving stuff to SELL so you can buy Fiona a nice new car.

[Tarik]

Good job!
If you have more of that ideas, don't doubt to post them in here... I have a niece of the same age

[AlArchie]

Nancy, cuz nobody wants to buy my stuff! If they did, I'd buy ME a new car. hehehehe!

Al