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The level of detail in your work is amazing.  What type of wood?  Looks a bit like hickory (if so, that would add to the challenge).

Perfect circles are tough to get right. Nice process to get it done

that is MASTER  work  😍😎👍

it's that kind of stuff that sets a pro apart from a hobbyist. thanks for sharing these tips bent.

Nice process! It's going to look great!

A detail I would have avoided just because of the head scratching complexity. You make it look easy(ish) !

Bently,

And you're really good at it!!  Thanks for sharing.
L/W

Bently, that's a great solution to that particular problem, and when it's finished it will all look seamless and exactly how it should. 
It's a great example of totally unwavering commitment to doing it right. Thanks for posting

BB1,  Thank You,  It's Walnut wood.  Soft easy to work with. Hardest part is getting consistant looking grain and color throughout the whole job.

Corelz,  I cheated and had my neighbor CNC the circles blanks for me.

Thanks GR8, Pottz, Steve,  Not a master by far,  just a cabinet maker doing the best he can.

Splint,  I talked them into it,  they were originally asking for a slab door with plant-on's on the face. 
Ends up to be a lot of work,  but it will be worth it in the end. (as long as I get paid)

L/W, This is what keeps it entertaining, otherwise it's the same boring stuff.  Thanks

Renners, Thanks, Trying to keep up with your sashes. I think there is more detail work in yours actually.

Bently,

Really cool process thanks for posting+1 on walnut grain and color match. Difficult.

I'll blame my phone for not showing the color clearly as hickory is nothing like walnut.  🤦‍♀️Walnut is my favorite so looking forward to seeing the completed doors (and of course, I'll ask what finish...always wanting to learn more!).

Better not be white paint

Thanks Petey

No worries, to be honest the wood is very light.  Natural with the pre-cat Lacquer.  (That's my go to)

Maybe an off white?  LOL

Detailing the corner pieces. Pieces were a hair thicker than what I made the long trim pieces,  left a small ridge at the top that needed sanding of and the profile needs sanding.
Camera flash made them look orange for some reason,  there not though.

I started dry fitting the trim.

Taking the rest of the day off to watch Football, Nascar, and relax....

I feel the crisp inside corners make the efforts worth it. Don't see that style often I'm sure just because of the x10 more work.

Hope you get a perfect spray, that would be a pain to re-sand!

What is that large SCM tool thing in the background of your shop?

The SCMI is a wide belt. 
She's old but it works pretty good for it's age,  I use it a lot.

Came together real nice. That grain looks real good. You have a clear white paint? A little better than off white

Thanks Corelz,  clear white?  I'll look into it.  ;)

Even joking about painting walnut hurts my heart!!!

Red oak you can paint all day every day. Or even Poplar