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I call this type of frame – my Pillar style with collums suporting the square corners .
The woods I used was to accent the colors in the picture.
Size is approx 28” x 26” I can’t remember now I sold this about 6 months ago
wood types
Steamed Quilted Cherry , Birdseye Maple with Purple & yellowheart pin stripes
-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,
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15 comments so far
Bigbuck
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#1 posted 1799 days ago
Very Nice! I love the design and the woods you used
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Max
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#2 posted 1799 days ago
That is a very beautiful frame. What type joints did you use on the corners if I may ask?
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dennis mitchell
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#3 posted 1799 days ago
That frame is just too nice for the painting.
lew
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#4 posted 1799 days ago
Beautiful frame!
Could you post a picture of the back of the frame? I am interested in how you mounted an oil painting.
Lew
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teenagewoodworker
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#5 posted 1799 days ago
thats a beautiful frame. I love all the different woods and everything about it. thanks for the post!
Kipster
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#6 posted 1799 days ago
That is a great design.
Thanks for sharing.
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ND2ELK
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#7 posted 1799 days ago
Very impressive frame. You did a beautiful job on it. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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Scott Bryan
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#8 posted 1799 days ago
Rj,
This is a gorgeous frame. The woods compliment each other and the picture well. This is certainly a unique style of frame. This is an absolutely beautiful piece.
Thanks for the post.
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Jim Crockett (USN Retired)
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#9 posted 1799 days ago
I am in awe of your work – that is undoubtedly the most beautiful frame that I have ever seen! The different woods accent one another and the workmanship is superb. And, since I love Kinkaid paintings, it is extra special to me. Hope you got a good price for your work as it is certainly worth it.
Jim
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Doug S.
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#10 posted 1799 days ago
I dont care for the art much but the frame is gorgeous.
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trifern
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#11 posted 1799 days ago
Beautiful wood and execution.
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James Early
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#12 posted 1799 days ago
After seeing some of your other projects, it’s clear that you have a great eye for combining woods. Can’t wait to see more!
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Texasgaloot
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#13 posted 1799 days ago
I’m glad you chose a painting that doesn’t detract from the woodwork! Very cool.
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Rj
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#14 posted 1798 days ago
Thanks for all the great complements
I have alot more to share so stay tuned .
Thanks agn
Rj
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mtnwild
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#15 posted 1696 days ago
WOW, beautiful. I also paint and draw, they would not see my work, LOL. NO really, I’d love something that beautiful around my work.
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