Several years ago I made this table (55”x24”) from a 10’x2’X3” slab of walnut I’ve had for some time. Since leaves are the theme of the month I thought I would post this. I wanted to inlay something on the top but I also wanted it to be subtle. I went outside grabbed a handful of leaves and laid them on the table in different places until I was happy with the look and used the exact leaves to make the veneer copies actually using one to cover a knot with a hole in it. I filled the holes with epoxy before doing the inlay. The leaves are made of cherry veneer. The little burl on the top left had a cut going through it from the saw mill, it must have broke there and was left sticking up about 1.5”. I left the knot hole & filled the slice with epoxy because I didn’t have the heart to just plane it flat. Its finished with a few cotes of lacquer. You must excuse the photos these were taken long before I had a clue on taking acceptable photos of my work. Thanks for looking.
-- Paul--- Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. — Scott Adams
Hi Paul. I really like what you did with the leaves, in fact I really like the table. ….. and I’m not a fan of “live edge” so it must be pretty nice. :-)
Thanks for posting
The early bird gets the worm but its the second mouse that gets the cheese.
That is a really nice piece of workmanship . Like the leg design
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