A few pieces of Intarsia from over the years

[Tj Brown]

Howdy, I'm Tj. I've been scrolling for 38 years, I learned to do intarsia from Judy Gale Roberts and have been doing it for the last 16. Here's a few photos from over the years. 

Edited March 25, 2023 by Tj Brown

[don watson]

Beautiful work. Well done and Thanks for showing. You had a great tutor.

 

[daveww1]

awesome work

[barb.j.enders]

Love the rose.

[Scrappile]

Mighty fine intarsia! Giving me inspiration.

[rjweb]

Beautiful craftmanship, RJ

[Norm Fengstad]

beautiful I really like the rose . Looks to me that it is cedar

[Tj Brown]

The rose is made from eastern red cedar. It’s one of my designs. I made it for my first granddaughter who’s name is Emily Rose.It was in one of the scrollsaw magazines as A rose for Emily 

[wombatie]

WOW.  They are awesome.  Very impressive work.

Marg

[Peter N White]

Awesome work they are all great.

[Scrappile]

Yep, I keep looking at that rose,  must be cedar?  great picking of wood.... What do you use for shaping.  I have my first real intarsia piece all cut out, but figuring out how I am going to shape the real small pieces has got me kinda perplexed.  

Edited March 27, 2023 by Scrappile

[Dak0ta52]

Awesome work!

[Tj Brown]

Thank y'all! @Scrappile I use flex drum sanders that you can get from intarsia.com or seyco.com