Kirby Elvin's Projects

Kirby Elvin's Projects

	Some of his really unusual but beautiful Boxes. May 2010.
More of his really unusual but beautiful Boxes. May 2010.	A bunch of Wooden Boxes made for the Toy Project. April 2010.
A couple of his creative projects, an Oval Fly Rod Case (right) and a Lidded Box using Altoid Metal Boxes as liners (above).	March 2010.
A box type URN. Feb. 2010.	Some Lidded Boxes. Jan. 2010.
Kirby's latest puzzle. Oct. 2009	A Bamboo Fishing Rod Case, that is, the case is made from Bamboo. June 2009

A beautiful fly rod handle and a fly rod wrapping device holding his homemade fly rod. Feb. 2009.

A close-up of fly rod handle. Feb. 2009.
What is the handle made of, Kirby?

A Wooden Stave Constructed Fly Rod Case. Dec. 2008.

2 segmented Fly Rod Cases. Sept. 2008.

A couple of wooden puzzles. March 2008.

A beautiful flyfishing tackle box. Feb. 2008.

A weird walking stick. Feb. 2008.

Nov. 2007	His second fly tying box.
Oct. 2007	Duel purpose fly tying kit or shoe shine box.
July 2007	Diamond Willow walking sticks.
July 2007	A box puzzle.
July 2007	A box puzzle made with a variety of beautiful hardwoods.
May 2007	A combination puzzle.
April 2007	Complex bird houses and a flute that really works.
March 2007	Some more of Kirby's wonderful scrollsaw work, this time, of squirrels and oak leafs.
Dec. 2006	Puzzles and Butterflies.
Nov. 2006	Some more multi-wood cutting boards.
Oct. 2006	An assortment of puzzles and boxes.
Oct. 2006	Some mixed wood cutting boards.
June 2006	No, Kirby Elvin is not a Bug-ologist. Just expanding his talents with a whole bunch of scrollsawed and inlaid wooden insects.
May 2006	Kirby Elvin showed his creative work in beautiful puzzles.
April 2006	More new scrollsawed projects.
Feb. 2006	More Intarsia projects.
Jan. 2006	Three darling Intarsia projects.
Dec. 2005	Another view of 18 Wheeler Toy Truck with the Familiar Mudflap Girl.
Dec. 2005	18 Wheeler Toy Truck with the Familiar Mudflap Girl.
Sept. 2005	A beautiful walnut jewelry box. Other accents are silver maple, carob, and homemade antiqued hardware.
June 2005	A couple of beautiful sister boxes of his unique design.
May 2005	Another of his art deco design boxes.
April 2005	Another creative box.
March 2005	Kirby continues his venture into the world of art deco boxes with a wonderful and colorful combination of woods.
Jan. 2005	Offset stacked boxes with continuous scrolling line that flows inside and out and made with tanoak.
Dec. 2004	Another of his far out creations. They keep his granddaughter interested though.
Nov. 2004	Another interesting box obviously influenced by his new granddaughter.
July 2004	A driftwood tray with river rocks glued into the voids. Also showed two very unique boxes.
June 2004	Another backgammon board within a case.
April 2004	Kirby spent the week making pens and more pens!
Feb. 2004	Intriguing puzzles for his grand daughter.

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