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| Issue #277 - May 2003 |
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| Decorative Outdoor Lighting | |
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| I never really gave my front entry light much thought - as long as it turned on when I flipped the switch. But when replacing a burned out bulb recently, it occurred to me that the utility light fixture wasn't very attractive - or inviting. |
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| So the urge to create
a more welcoming front entry and a weekend in the shop resulted in
the hanging wall lantern you see here. Decorative Metal Inserts -
The most distinctive feature of this lantern is clearly the decorative
flower and address insert. I cut both of these out of thin sheets
of metal using my scroll saw. Granted, this is a bit of a departure from scroll sawing wood, but aside from a few setup differences, there's nothing particularly trying about the technique. |
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