Paterns, paterns and more paterns

A great project to keep em busy good job.

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Brilliant.

Cool project. I like the idea a lot. What type of wood did you use?

CtL

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good job, must be tough painting all those blocks.

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Great idea!! I’m stealing it!! :-)) you should not have put it on here if you didn’t want it up for grabs.

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really nice… I see single cubes and then some doubled “cubes” Would those be uncut? Like, paint a strip of square wood and then cut into cube? 100 cubes if I counted right? Looks a little tedious, but it ends with a great result.

well done, I can see the kids having fun…

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I’l try to reply everyone’s Q’s all at once, Okay?
Wood used – scrap 2×4’s
Yah, painting them is the tedious one ; that’s why I’m not done yet
Help yourself – I can’t claim original idea on this; it’s been out too long!
The one I saw originally didn’t have the double cubes; I added those just for variety. I thought about making a set the size of a full cart-table and put legs on it, with a top for paying cards, etc. But the thought didn’t last long cuz of the amount of work involved – repetitious, tedious and I think I’d give up after this set!
Thanx for viewing and for all the nice comments.

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neat idea but time consuming
well worth it when the kids are around

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