Category Archives: Marquetry

Pictures and descriptions of my Marquetry

Turning Marquetry

Posted on 10/10/2011 by Andrew Reynolds

Here are some more details and a few photos on the recent class I took on marquetry on wood turnings. Putting veneer on a flat surface has certain challenges but a curved surface has a few more. For me the … Continue reading →

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Back from the workshop

Posted on 10/09/2011 by Andrew Reynolds

SInce my last post it feels like I haven’t stop moving until now. It’s been good motion but now it is time to give a little report on what I’ve been up to. I went to the marquetry workshop and … Continue reading →

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Marquetry and Fear

Posted on 09/22/2011 by Andrew Reynolds

Tonight I packed for a weekend workshop. I’ll be traveling a few hours north to take a class in marquetry on wood turnings. The question is how is this going to turn out? Part of me is very excited to … Continue reading →

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Moon, Mountain, Tree

Posted on 05/11/2011 by Andrew Reynolds

Here are two pictures of my first attempt at marquetry. The picture is made from pieces of wood veneer that are cut on a scroll saw and then glued to a MDF board. After the glue dried I applied a … Continue reading →