Money Clips

[broitblat]

I picked up a few money clips from CSUSA.

Clockwise from upper-left: Tulipwood, Olive, Amboyna

(looks like I missed some wax build-up on the tulipwood)

These were fun and easy to make, but I don't know how practical they'll be to use.

-Barry

 

[wdcav1952]

They might work well for holding a small stash!

Nice work.

 

[DurocShark]

(looks like I missed some wax build-up on the tulipwood)

I hate it when photos show flaws that you can barely see in person.

How big are they?

 

[cnirenberg]

Barry,
Those came out great. They really show off the wood.

 

[broitblat]

How big are they?

The disks are about 1 1/2" in diameter.

-Barry

 

[ed4copies]

They look great, and I wish you luck.

They didn't sell for me --- a decade or so ago. Can't tell you how MANY people asked me, WHO uses a money clip any more???? (If you come up with a clever answer, let me know - I liked making them!!)

 

[Rollerbob]

They look great, and I wish you luck.

They didn't sell for me --- a decade or so ago. Can't tell you how MANY people asked me, WHO uses a money clip any more???? (If you come up with a clever answer, let me know - I liked making them!!)

How about fancy chip bag clips?

 

[Gordon]

Barry

Nice job - - - the olivewood is my favorite.

 

[seawolf]

LOL says use a differant clip and sell as broaches or pendants (might be a little heavy for ear rings)
Mark

 

[nava1uni]

I use a money clip. It keeps it from getting lost when I put my hands in my pocket for something. I use a silver one and one made from cocobola that I bought a the Ann Harbor, Michigan Arts and Crafts Festival.

 

[ed4copies]

I use a money clip. It keeps it from getting lost when I put my hands in my pocket for something. I use a silver one and one made from cocobola that I bought a the Ann Harbor, Michigan Arts and Crafts Festival.

Now I know who bought the ONE I sold!!








(Yes, this is a joke)

 

[nava1uni]

Now I know who I bought it from. Thanks for letting me know.