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 Post subject: New Rosette finished
PostPosted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:48 pm 
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Just finished a new rosette. All natural wood colors-- macasser ebony, gaboon ebony, maple, basswood, jarrah, walnut. I'm happy with the way it came out, but I may change the center tile mosaic on the next one to smaller mosaic tiles. Thanks for looking.
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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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Wow....love it !

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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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Oh, now, that is a good one! Beautiful design.

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Very nice Marc, I actually like the larger tiles, they give a better impression of the method of construction, something I always like in handmade things.

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I'm with Colin. The large tiles give it a really clean look. I wish it were my design.

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Gorgeous, Marc!


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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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Always amazed at stuff like this, very nice job!


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Very nice Marc!


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Nice design. I bet it reads well from a distance.

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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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Thanks everyone, I really appreciate the replies and kind remarks.

Colin and Clint, I'm really glad you like the 1mm tile size, I'm thinking I'll stick with it now.


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Marc, here's another nod to the larger tiles.
I think the boldness is what you want with the otherwise dark coloration. And the remark about looking good from a distance was well said.

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Marc, Great rosette! I concur with the others regarding the size of the tiles, I really like the bold look especially from a slight distance. The only thing I would do differently would be to send one of the herringbone borders in the other direction, which would give a slight bit more movement to the overall design.

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I'll 5th or 6th or 7th liking the larger tiles. Beautiful and creative work Marc.


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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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Thank you Steve, Joshua, Anthony. I'm really feeling good about the larger tiles now with your comments.

Joshua, I’m glad you mentioned the wheat direction. I thought about it for a while --clockwise, counterclockwise, inside one direction, outside another, it was almost a coin flip. The same direction seemed to draw it together more and give it more continuity, opposite directions was more lively, as you say, gave it more movement, dynamics. I like both, the next one I’ll try opposite directions.


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I agree with everyone !
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the larger tiles!!!!

Want to sell one????????/ oops_sign

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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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I agree with everyone !
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the larger tiles!!!!

Want to sell one????????/ oops_sign

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 Post subject: Re: New Rosette finished
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Thank you Mike for the very nice comments, and the ultimate compliment of asking to buy one, whether you're joking or not. Unfortunately I'm way too slow at making them, I can barely supply myself.


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