20th Anniversary of Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture
I knew it was time to leave my job at a publishing company when the CEO proudly announced that “books […]
I knew it was time to leave my job at a publishing company when the CEO proudly announced that “books […]
. . . A Plea For a Democratic Art In the October 1904 issue of “The Craftsman” magazine, Gustav Stickley
Jigs and templates are common in professional woodworking shops, as well as common topics in woodworking books, magazines and blogs.
A Free Excerpt from the “Great Book of Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture” Step One: Cut all the pieces to
Quartersawn white oak isn’t the easiest wood to work, but with experience and an understanding of its character, it is
Furniture from the American Arts & Crafts period is extremely popular, but it is also misunderstood. We’re not even sure
In January 1902, Gustav Stickley suggested to readers of The Craftsman that they should examine furniture in the same way