Some have noticed my email address driftwoodesign@shaw.ca
and wondered and even asked. Not exactly something that would represent my
name, vintage furniture, or anything you have come to know me for.
Well it's because I use to be in the driftwood biz
Here are some of the benches I made.
Wanna see more? I did this for 10yrs.
Chairs can be seen here 
Tables can be seen here 
Queen bed frame can be seen here 
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That is awesome!! I love the first bench and the swing! Oh my goodness beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing and creative pieces of furniture! My son would love to own one of these pieces.
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
ReplyDeletelaura@imnotatrophywife.com
Hands down...you are the bench queen and winner! Beautiful, beautiful stuff---10 years? Wow.
ReplyDelete~Pam
pamspaintparlor.typepad.com
Wow, Kristy!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the two matching benches!
Catherine--Freddy & Petunia
WOW! Those are so AWESOME! You are very talented. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletesandraallen260@centurytel.net
You simply amaze me with your talents... I love every one of them. So unique... I would love that swing, perfect for my deck.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely want to see more.
Have a great weekend.
Hugs, Deb
Just found you from Funky Junk, these are amazing!!!! Love them, yes can we see more?
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful! I'm loving your ideas, creativity, and skills! laurie
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented!!! Thanks for your nice comments about my wallpapered cabinet too!
ReplyDeleteOmg those are INCREDIBLE. Where do you find your wood???
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing, How did you get such big pieces?
ReplyDeleteGINA - All my wood is fresh water from lakes and rivers here in BC on the west coast of Canada.
ReplyDeleteRENEE - BC has an abundance of driftwood as we range from a rainforest to the boreal forest with species including Douglas Fir, Pacific Dogwood, Garry Oak, Trembling Aspen, Lodgepole Pine, Yellow Cedar and more.
wow,, those are some really cool benches. Very creative
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I'm going to show this blog to my mom. She lives on a lake and is always collecting cool pieces of driftwood. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete-Polly
www.learnandgopollyco.blogspot.com
OH MY GOD!!!! I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE EVERYTHING!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! You are one talented lady, but more than that, lots of people have talent but they don't get anything done! I look at your list of things and can't imagine how focused and busy you are. Kudos to you lady!
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