Creative Woodworks & crafts 2005-08, страница 79
ade ery Diane Buerge of Garden City, MO, built this "Light of the World" project after reducing the original patterns to 80%. She made two others which she donated to church auctions. The piece shown was commissioned by one of the sccond-placc bidders, Nice job, Diane! Alice Day of Sjringdale, WA, crafted this intarsia chopper for her son-in-law, Joe Stephens, as a Christmas gift It is made from western red cedar, aromatic ccdar, white pine, and maple. Aficc mounted it on 1/4" plywood covered with material and also made the frame. AJicc has been doing intarsia for over four years, and lias made over one hundred pieccs to date. Most of her work tuts l>een given as gifts to family and friends, while some have been sold. Greal work, /dice! Attention readers We invite you to send us photos of your work, whether original or not, to be included in our Reader's Gallery feature. If it. is not of your own design, please le!l us whose design it is and, if possible, add a few sentences about the picce(s) being shown. Good, clear, flat photos (or slides) arc desirable. Please do NOT send the item itself. Send to Creative Woodworks & Crafts, 7 Waterloo Rosid, Stanhope. NJ 07874, Attn: Robert Bcckcr. Digital photographs are also acceptable with a resolution of 300 dpi, at approximately 3" x 4", preferably in jpeg or tiff format. They may be emailed to editors ©woodwork sandcrafts.com. Fred Bueler of Lake Havasu, A/-, created this stagecoach project after researching magazines about the. "Old West." Very creative, hied! Creative Woodworks 5 Oats August tCl05 • 79 |
