Here is a solid granite table that Chris and I built as an outdoor patio table.
The base is two identicle rectangular pieces of granite, each with a notch cut in one end.
The peices slide together to form the cross hair base while the octagonal top boasts a hand chiseled
edge giving it a specific aged look.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Pellet Stove Base
The Art of Stone Stacking
During the ever-stressful summer of 2008, we often found ourselves looking for creative ways of
"getting away from it all." Chris, myself and Jay Camosse from Camosse Masonry and Stone of New England
started getting into stone stacking early on in the season. We found it was the perfect way to relax and focus
on something more peaceful. One of the greatest things about stone stacking is that as one sculpture falls another is brought to life. Below are just a few of our successes.
"getting away from it all." Chris, myself and Jay Camosse from Camosse Masonry and Stone of New England
started getting into stone stacking early on in the season. We found it was the perfect way to relax and focus
on something more peaceful. One of the greatest things about stone stacking is that as one sculpture falls another is brought to life. Below are just a few of our successes.
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