Frazier by Kathi S Barton

Author:Kathi S Barton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: World Castle Publishing, LLC
Published: 2023-03-23T14:05:26+00:00

Chapter 5

Frazier put the miniature log cabin down and picked up the barn. He’d started off his morning with the barn and was frustrated with it, so he’d gone to the house. Looking it over, he saw what he was going wrong. Not only had two of the lightning poles fallen off someplace, but the door wasn’t like the one that was on the barn here. He’d somehow put the wood going in the wrong direction.

He’d been working on the table for the store for about a year now. He was not working all that hard really but picking up a piece to put in it here and there when he was out working. Being quite proud of it so far today, he decided that it was time to get it finished or do something else entirely with the wood that he’d placed in the frame.

Grannie had asked him, well, all of them, for a large showpiece to put into the shop. So far, no one had done it, and he was feeling bad about it. When she’d asked him what his plans were for the day, then told him a nice table would be good, he decided to get on it as soon as he entered the shop. And so far, things had been going nicely for him. After fixing the wood planks he’d made himself, he put the barn down to dry and looked over at the pinecones he still had to form.

All he’d done to make them in miniature was to take one of the many scales that keep the seeds safe from weather and animals and shape it the way he wanted with his knives. He knew that having a lot of them, several hundred as a matter of fact, was going to take time, but he was going to make this setting look like it had been pulled right off the mountain. So far, Frazier thought he’d done about six hundred of them and decided that he was going to take a few scales in the house and work on them while watching television.

Frazier had seen something like the table he was working on online. The person had taken wood that had been thoroughly dried out and cut in to fit in the frame. His frame was fairly large for a table, but he’d been thinking at the time no one would want to buy it if it was this large. Then it would be at the store for a long time.

The wood was in two opposite corners of the frame. Taking up the upper and lower half of the mold so that when he was ready, he could fill in the empty space with his mountain scene. So far, in addition to the house and the barn, he had fashioned a garden with vegetables in it, such as corn and tomatoes. Also, he’d been able to figure out a way to make several bears, both brown and black, to be put in different places throughout the scene.

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