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General Category => Intarsia => Topic started by: lwilli on September 28, 2014, 06:27:15 pm
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I made this Intarsia project for my granddaughter. Normally, I try to keep all of my wood choices natural, but this time I wanted to try something a little different. I used "old masters" white gel stain for part of the sweater and pants. The rest is cherry, purple heart, ash, aspen and wenge. She's a little young now to appreciate the effort, but hopefully someday she will.
Louis(http://i1064.photobucket.com/albums/u365/lwilli111/68439D8C-2451-4667-957C-3137528A260F.jpg)
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That is just plain great! She has to love it. Very nice piece.
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Very nice piece.
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It looks greate, wonderful work.
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Beautiful work.
Karl
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Nice work, It looks great! Where did the plan come from?
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I truly appreciate the encouraging replies from everyone. Crusty, I found the pattern in a book from Kathy Wise "Intarsia Woodworking for Beginners".
Louis
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great work Louis. I'm sure she well love it.and thanks for sharing it with us.
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That's just outstanding!
I've been meaning to try that white stain, but haven't had an intarsia project in a while. That does look great. Usually I just use aspen for white, but that stain really makes the white pop!
Ray
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Thanks Ray for your comments! I was very pleased with the white gel stain. I'm looking forward to another project in which I can use it again.
Louis
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Oh Louis she will love it, I know she will also appreciate the fact that you made it for her.
Marg
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That looks great. I am sure your grand-daughter will love it.
Thanks for showing.
Clem
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Great job!!!!!
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Beautiful work and I really like the use of the rope to tie the pieces together.
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Very nice I've had this pattern for a long time I need to start making it
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I like that one very much, great job, thanks for sharing.