Although I have to limit myself, I LOVE putting puzzles together. The problem is, if I get one started, I have a lot of trouble walking away until it’s completed. I will walk by it, then sit down to work on one little part, and the next thing I know it’s hours later. My neck will be hurting from bending over… you see what I mean.
So I think that’s why I like doing this geometric wood decor. It’s a bit like putting a puzzle together, and I have to cut the pieces right to fit. If this sounds like you, I think you’ll love putting this together! (PS it’s also great cutting practice!)
8 @ 8″, ends cut at parallel at 45
4 @ 8″, ends cut parallel at 45
4 @ 8″ (long side), ends at 45, not parallel
4 @ 3 1/2″, one end cut at 45
4 @ 5 1/2″, one end cut at 45
Right Triangle, each side 2″
Cut to fit
2@ 23″
2@12 3/4″
Plywood @ 23″ x 11/14″ (I used 1/8″ thick)
Gorilla Glue
Brad nails
Paint and stain as desired
Enjoy!
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Good Morning,
I absolutely love your creation, but I would like to make it larger to go over my sofa. Would you happen to have the same instructions for a larger replica? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Sarah
Hi Sarah, I'm so glad you like it! I do not have instructions to make it larger. I would just start with the pieces labeled 1 and 2. Grab some 1x3 and 3/4" dowel, laying them next to each other like they are in one quadrant. This will help you figure out about how long they should be to be to get to the overall size you would like, then go from there. All of those pieces are the same length and will form the core of the design. From there, you can figure out the lengths of the remaining pieces. Hope that helps and good luck!