Our current project in the 9 month class here at The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship is a table--but not just any table--it needs to have a veneered surface and feature some sort of curved element.
Now some folks find this kind of open field exciting and come up with all sorts of ideas. I, on the other hand, really struggle with so much design freedom. I cast about trying to think of furniture that I personally want (which is not much)--so finally, after some forced sketching, meager designs, and much frustration, I come up with something that isn't really what I want, but more designed to explore areas of building that are new to me.
So... that being said, I'm building a folding demilune card table with as much federal styling as I have time for. Right now I'm brick building the apron out of poplar and will veneer it later this week. Pictures to follow soon!
Jan 10, 2008
Curves and veneer
Labels: Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, cfc, woodworking
1 comments:
Great blog, I just found it through the CfFC website. I just graduated from The Australian School of Fine Furniture. So tell David Up-Field Brown hello from Kaleo Kala. I look forward to reading your posts.
Kaleo
www.kaleosworkshop.com
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