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General Category => Intarsia => Topic started by: wdkits1 on June 14, 2010, 04:45:13 pm
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Hi folks
Here are a couple of pics of the commissioned Bear Box Intarsia that I have been working on. I still have to install the hinges, do the linings and apply a couple more coats of satin poly but it's coming along nicely. It has 70 pieces from 10 different woods .
(http://i712.photobucket.com/albums/ww126/wdkits1/bearpattern024.jpg?t=1276547722)
(http://i712.photobucket.com/albums/ww126/wdkits1/bearpattern020.jpg?t=1276547722).
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I love that satinwood background! Wonderful job!
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The box turned out beautiful, My neighbor is just starting to make his Granddaughter a Jewelry box; I'll have to show him yours, It'll make him envious!!
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Absolutely amazing.
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Thanks all for the comments
To Dgman-- the background wood is actually Fishtail oak.
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that is beautiful
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Great job! It all came together very nicely.
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I have to say WOW! Very nice
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Really nice piece of work.
David
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very nice, i like the different of the wood. Thank`s for sharing.
Happy cutting
Heiko
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That's amazing! What do you charge for something like that?
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WOW...now that is some talent. I have always enjoyed the intarsia pieces...this is a beautiful piece of work! :o
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Thanks everyone for the comments
To Janet--This particular one of a kind box sells for $350.00
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This is a really great looking box.
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Excuse my French but HOLY CRAP! $350!!! I need to learn intarsia!!!
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You can learn Intarsia directly from the best if you want.
Check out Judy's web site.
http://www.intarsia.com/index.html (http://www.intarsia.com/index.html)
I think it would be fun to go to the Smokey Mountains to scroll.
BigE
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Hey BigE - I just got back from 3 days with Judy and 6 other students for an expert class. It was her first ever expert class. The classes are a real treat to go to. None of us fiinished the project while we were there. We had the pieces all cut out and ready to begin shaping when we arrived. Just not enough time in the day to get it all completed. I will post a picture pretty soon of the project. We did the large crucifix so a lot of the class was learning about doing the anatomy and making it look like what we think it should look like. (if that makes sense). One of the students said he would not sell the piece for less than $1000. A couple others were going to be given to churches. Not sure yet where mine will go. Cheers.
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BigE... looks like the sale of a house to me. ??? Did you post the right link?
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Sorry about that link. I have had that bookmarked forever. It worked the day I posted it. Maybe Eclispescroller has a better one since he just went to one of her classes. Can you post it please. Again, sorry for the mixup.
Elvin
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Could it be intarsia.net? That seems like it is it.
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All. JGR's site is WWW.INTARSIA.COM. It looks like the site has been hi-jacked. I called and left a message for Judy so I am sure they will get it straightened out soon.
Being it is a holiday weekend, it may not be until early next week. Thank you for the alert. Cheers.
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www.intarsia.net is Bruce Worthington's site for those wanting to learn the art of making Intarsias. There is step by step instructions for completing a Intarsia project. www.intarsia.com has always been JGR's.
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Hello all. I just heard back from Judy and she has the site repaired. It was something that she had accidentally done. Thanks.
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I'm glad Judy's site is fixed. I thought I was losing it for a while there.
Like they say. First your mind goes, then...............
BigE