Wood rings diy

DIY: Wooden Ring: I have always liked rings but they never fit me right and they seem cost to much. So I decided to make my own ring. I had some beautiful scrap wood lying around and I thought that it would look amazing as a ring. I made two rings then thought 'Hey t…

How to Make an Inlaid Wood Ring: The first thing to say is that this is not technically an inlaid ring. A true inlay implies that there is a recessed area that it filled with something else. This is done using a lamination technique. The first thing to decide, after you know the…

Hand-crafted Wooden Ring From Fallen Wood: I've frequented Instructables for years, though this is the first time I've made my own Instructable. I'm nothing of a craftsman, though I learned quite a bit from my late father, and in his recent passing I decided to try to take what I learned an…

Rings Made From Solid Wood: These are quick and simple rings made form small scraps of hardwood turned on a lathe. The rings pictured here are Walnut and Hickory. I haven't tried these out of soft wood such as pine, but I do not think they would work to well so stick to a hard…

9 Great Ways to Make Better Wooden Rings

Whimsically Simple DIY Wood Rings have an understated elegance.

Easy Wooden or Skateboard Rings: No Lathe : After many different trials and methods, I have found a very easy way to make rings with minimal tools. These rings are very stylish and comfortable. They take about 30 minutes to make one. I am entering this into the Jewelry contest. It would be am…

mutee constellation wood ring

This post is sponsored by Gorilla Wood Glue, which I used to make my DIY wooden tealight holders (though all opinions are my own). I also used this to make my DIY mid-century plant pot – it’s my go-to wood glue! It’s official: I have a candle obsession. They’re basically the only things that get me through these gloomy, late winter evenings (well that, and comfort food…). I love lighting a few candles and settling down with a good book or TV show. But candles are expensive, right?! It’s easy…