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Old 10-16-2009, 12:51 AM   #1
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Default New Fall Leaf Frame

Last month I posted a intarsia picture frame made in walnut, bloodwood, and yellowheart. You can see the post here: Fall Leaf Frame.

I just finished another frame. This one is walnut and yellowheart but I used some purpleheart as the third wood this time. The ph is very hard, took longer to cut and took a while to shape. I think the ph turned out great.

Let me know if you like the bloodwood or purpleheart better. Thanks.

The pattern is from Kathy Wise, Scroll Saw WorkShop magazine, Fall 2005.
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Old 10-16-2009, 02:05 AM   #2
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your picture frame looks great...

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PC guy, sure is a pretty frame. Me? I think I like the first one with bloodwood better. It seems brighter like fall leaves would be.
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Hello PC guy, Your work is very nice I like both frame's but do lean more toward the first one. saw dust
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It's beautiful. I can see uses for each of them - depending on the decor of the room. Nice job.
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Thats a tough question you asked. I love em both! But since its a fall leaf frame, I guess I will side with the bloodwood one, but just barely.
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I can't decide which one I like. They are both beautiful. I'll take one of each and put them on my desk and ask all my family and friends and let you know what they say.
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Great picture frame ..........
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I too love them both, but I think the blood wood looks a little more "natural" if that makes since.

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Great job on the frames. I like both of them
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