Creative Woodworks & crafts 2005-06, страница 29

This Pintail Puck appeared on the ewer vf our

January, 2005

issue.

Ronald Sprague of Creston, 1A. usually

draws his own intarsia patterns, as evidenced by four of the five projects shown here. His pieces arc all made from exotic and domestic woods (no paints, stains, or dyes arc used), and he uses a clear sealer and finish. The Pintail Duck, designed by Puddles Meyer, was featured on the front cover of our January, 2005 issue. Ronald liked this pattern so much that he made it as soon as he received his issue, and wc were amazed to receive his photo of ii less than two weeks after the magazine's publication. Great work, Ronald!

Ed Lctzzaro of DLngman's Ferry, PA. has been scroll sawing for about seven years, aad finds it to be a very relaxing and enjoyable hobby. Ed especially likes working with Corian, as evidenced by these photos. All three baskets shown were designed by John Nelson, Very creative, Ed!

Attention readers_

We want to expand upon our Reader's Gallery feature, so we invite you to send us photos of your work, whether original or nor. If it. is not of your own design, please tell us whose design it is and, il possible, add a few sentences about the piece(s) being shown. Good, clear, flat photos (or slides) are desirable—please do NOT send the item itself. Send to Creative Woodworks A Crafts, 7 Waterloo Road, Stanhope. NJ 07874, Attn: Robert Becker. Digital photographs arc also acceptable with a resolution of 300dpi, at appox. 3" x 4" preferably in jpeg or tiff formal. They may be emailed to editors © wo odworksa ndcrafts.

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