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This is my first attempt to show a project to get a better understanding of what is needed for Lumberjocks. I hope the collage concept works out.
This is a pretty simple jewelry box made from cherry with a quilted maple top. The ornament on the top is a Celtic design which involved a small amount of carving.
Dick
!http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=138999&l=67e4f15390&id=1682589209(Jewelry Box)
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ChrisN
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#1 posted 1360 days ago
It’s a very nice box, though it would be easier to see the details if they were in seperate pictures and not done as a collage.
Thanks for sharing!
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#2 posted 1359 days ago
Nice work.
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#3 posted 1359 days ago
Very nice box. The celtic design looks neat. Agree with ChrisN, The colage is OK for a first pic, but would rather have seperate detail shots of the rest.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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azor
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#4 posted 1358 days ago
I originally created the collage for an entry on Facebook. When I saw the URL listed for it on the bottom of the display I thought to post it here to see if it would work. Will try the separate pictures on a future project. However, at my senior age, by the time that happens I will be relearning the process all over again, ;-)
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#5 posted 1358 days ago
Very Nice box super woods and great details
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