I had already wrapped the polished one. I did the hammered version later last night. I ended up opening up the polished one and giving it the same finish, based on everyone's input. It was for my ex. She asked me a while ago to make her one and it took about four failed attempts to get a version I liked.
Last edited by O'Neille; 25th December 07 at 08:51 PM.
I had already wrapped the polished one. I did the hammered version later last night. I ended up opening up the polished on and giving it the same finish, based on everyone's input. It was for my ex. She asked me a while ago to make her one and it took about four failed attempts to get a version I liked.
Your ex? Ok, do you still have feelings for her because you went to a lot of trouble for someone who had rejected you.
Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker
A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
Your ex? Ok, do you still have feelings for her because you went to a lot of trouble for someone who had rejected you.
Yep, sure do. Who said I was rejected? We're the closest of friends. Our daughter gets two parents who get along great. I'd say it's the perfect situation. We've transcended our previous relationship with a better one based on respect, appreciation and leading separate but connected lives. Plus, I get lots of nights out without any guilt when she has the kids.
Yep, sure do. Who said I was rejected? We're the closest of friends. Our daughter gets two parents who get along great. I'd say it's the perfect situation. We've transcended our previous relationship with a better one based on respect, appreciation and leading separate but connected lives. Plus, I get lots of nights out without any guilt when she has the kids.
That sounds so healthy for the kids. Congratulations on doing what most breakups don't.
Cheers
Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker
A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
Originally Posted by O'Neille
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