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Put this together for an artist wanting a unique frame for one of her projects. The distinctive coloring in this maple frame is caused by beetles that make their way into the wood while it is growing. A fungus is responsible for the blue, gray and brown streaks and decorative patch work that accompany each tunnel and adjacent wood. The streaks and patch work add a unique look to this hardwood without affecting its structural integrity. The kiln drying process stops the infestation. Tricky business getting the trails to cooperate.
-- Beth, Oklahoma, Rambling Road Designs
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 114 days ago
Cool design,great job Beth.
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#2 posted 114 days ago
Nice job, Beth.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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kiefer
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#3 posted 113 days ago
I hope it’s for a BEETLE poster or the like it would be very fitting . LOL
Nice job BETH .
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