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    Judy Peterson Arc Pattern

    she says she used Cherry wood for the arc but why does it look like two different kinds of wood. Please confirm and explain. thanks


    I moved your thread to a more appropriate forum to maximize traffic and get you more responses to your request/question. You might want to take a minute and explain more clearly what it is you are talking about. Magazine article??? Book article???? Which issue or book is the project in?
    Last edited by wood-n-things; 11-14-2011, 06:31 PM.
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      I believe Judy stained some of the pieces to add more color to the project.

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