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I'm finished when it goes in the house.. If it falls apart? I'll have to study horses before I try another picture like this.....I could have put their eyes on their nose and would have looked just as good. Grandpawdave52, whats the 52 for? this was the rope molding in the trunk, a Lowes product... I tried to get them to give it to me for buying the 7 Dremels plus having to drive the 100 miles where the only Lowes had any of those sets left..Yes they would have sent them but for 57 freight we decided to see some different country that day.. That is their regular charge if they have to send anything directly from a store and it is a standard charge for all stores... didn't know that...could have been 56 but seemed too much anyway.. The rooster is still sitting there not glued up...Since I changed all the colors different than the picture I don't have anything to go by and the glue would already have set up by the time I get halfway finished, not good...I know I'll have to enlarge a picture of it but hey I am a tight wad and this ink does cost for the printer... I added extra wood under the left side to give more better look?
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While perusing the wide world web tonight, forever in search of factual based data for our wiki, I stumbled across The Public Domain Review, a great resource for information and research, one of the articles I came across was this very interesting history of Intarsia. Just thought I'd share it here. https://publicdomainreview.org/2018/05/16/exquisite-rot-spalted-wood-and-the-lost-art-of-intarsia/
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My wife and I found ourselves in Tennessee, so I had to visit Judy Gale Roberts’ studio in Seymour, TN. Judy is an Intarsia artesian. Her work is very beautiful. Unfortunately, Judy was out of town the day I visited, but her office manager was available to answer many questions. Judy teaches classes, makes guest appearances, makes commissioned work, and puts out approx. four new patterns a year. She is looking for ways to be less busy, but the demand for work makes it difficult. I had a great time seeing her studio. If you plan to see her studio, leave the RV at home. The roads are narrow, and the driveway is very steep. Danl
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i have done some Scroll sawing in the past but mostly fret works. Been interested in trying my hand on Intrasia for years. Have read up on some but sort of get little confused on the process. How do you cut out each pieces to fit if the pieces are a different shade or color? And how do most sand their pieces? Wayne
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The wizard I would love to take credit for but it was made by my Uncle who does intarsia and got me started i n woodworking.
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A few years ago Karen made a fairy garden in our back yard. I made her some wooden things like mushrooms, frogs and a dragon. She has been unable to do it this year due to knee surgery. We discovered that the idiot that made Puff the magic dragon didn't use waterproof glue. So today I fixed him and gave him a paint job.
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I finished the two pictures set for my daughter's birthday. Made them different sizes on purpose. I think she will like them. If she don't, I won't have any prob getting rid of them,
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From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
The Home of Thomas Jefferson. This Intarsia has 800 pieces from 17 different woods. 24" x 30" cherry frame -
From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
I just finished this pet urn for a client in memory of “Bubz†the dog. The urn is made from antique mahogany and measures 8†x 8†x 4†and has a removable bottom cover. The Intarsia consists of 45 pieces from 9 different woods. -
I just finished this pet urn for a client in memory of "Bubz" the dog. The urn is made from antique mahogany and measures 8" x 8" x 4" and has a removable bottom cover. The Intarsia consists of 45 pieces from 9 different woods. The Subject photo of "Bubz" supplied by the client. The finished urn
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I have been enjoying all the images in our new gallery and lately one of our members is really putting on a show for us! I'd like to give Mike Mathieu a big hand for his instarsia work. Great job Mike! Absolutely beautiful! Click on image to be taken to Mikes Gallery.
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From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
Commissioned Intarsia depicting the immigration from Guatemala to the U.S 200 pieces, 17 woods 15" x 22" walnut frame -
From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
18'x 24" cherry frame Intarsia consists of 175 pieces from 15 different woods -
From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
I created this Intarsia in 1994. 24" x 36" cherry frame Intarsia consists of 520 pieces from 33 different woods -
Custom Intarsia Tap Handles And Tower
Mike Mathieu posted a gallery image in Scroll Sawing and Intarsia
From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
This is a Custom Home Brewery Beer Tower and Tap Handle Set-up I created for a client. Made from Mahogany. The Intarsia for each Tap Handle consists of 40 pieces from 10 different woods -
From the album: Intarsia Art by Mike Mathieu
11" x 14" walnut frame Intarsia consists of 185 pieces from 13 different woods -
Hi Everyone Here are a few photos of a little custom watch box I just finished. Made from Spanish Cedar and measures 4.5" x 3.5" x 3". Intarsia top consists of 10 pieces from 4 different woods. Features secret compartment.
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