My take on a Pooh hunny pot. Mahogany box with unknown wood lid. Finished with wipe on polly.
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My latest Beads of Courage Box
- Thread starter Don Rabchenuk
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Looks like a great idea but is the BOC still in operation? I have several that I would like to donate along with others in my club.
Not trying to highjack the thread but this may be a good time to see if there is any activity on the BOC.
Not trying to highjack the thread but this may be a good time to see if there is any activity on the BOC.
Yes it is . This is through NE Florida club. Box will be going to Wolfson's Hospital.
BOC seems to be organized locally, so there may be less activity in a given area.
john lucas
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Love it.
Tom Gall
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Really neat box, Don. What did you use for the dripping 'hunny'? Colored epoxy, hot melt glue? I don't imagine yellow glue or a wax would work or last very long. Just curious. Thanks.
BOC is a national organization. You can send bowls to them for distribution. However there are sometimes programs at a local level not on the national list. We have established a relationship with local children's hospital and donate direct to them but let national know how many we donate annually.
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Thank You. Amazing Quick Coat epoxy colored with yellow alcohol ink and a yellow epoxy pigment.
I knew that
Our former president who unfortunately is no longer with us would spend a few weeks in Arizona during the winter and would deliver the boxes to the main office. The cost to ship them can get a little out or hand, but since the majority of our members are retired there maybe would be someone else driving there this winter.