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2019 Design in Wood Accepted List by Last Name 2019 Design In Wood Accepted List By Last Name WEN Last Name First Name Division Class and Class Description Title Accepted 13DBD3 Ababaf Daryoush 1101 Design In Wood 014 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Wildflowers Accepted 5D9482 Ababaf Daryoush 1101 Design In Wood 014 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Turtle Accepted 99E52E Ababaf Daryoush 1101 Design In Wood 014 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Goldfish Accepted 53E0EA Albertson David 1101 Design In Wood 010 - Model Building - Not to Scale 1930 Ford Accepted 9567F6 Amick James 1101 Design In Wood 018 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Myrtle Pearl Accepted D3084C Amick James 1101 Design In Wood 018 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Walnut Burl Pearl Accepted D9E0F0 Anderson Karen J 1101 Design In Wood 026 - Scroll Saw - Fretwork - Pierced & Unpierced Fancy Fish Accepted DF401F Appelquist Paul 1101 Design In Wood 006 - Chairs - Furniture Made for Seating Sleigh seat Accepted E4AC30 Atangan Patrick 1101 Design In Wood 006 - Chairs - Furniture Made for Seating Eliptical Sofa Accepted 1658DD Ault Sally 1101 Design In Wood 018 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Spire Accepted 203F9D Ault Sally 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Natural Edge Bowl Accepted 58AED5 Ault Sally 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Blowin' in the Wind Accepted B515AB Avery Joe 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Surfboard Table Accepted F17968 Barrientos Ivan 1101 Design In Wood 026 - Scroll Saw - Fretwork - Pierced & Unpierced The wizard of oz Accepted 55C29F Barry John 1101 Design In Wood 006 - Chairs - Furniture Made for Seating Maloof style low back chair Accepted 4C03FC Bates Jerry 1101 Design In Wood 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture FIRE STORM Accepted C44034 Bates Jerry 1101 Design In Wood 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture DRIFTING SANDS Accepted 007 - Furniture & Accessories Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or 2FA114 Beaudry Jerry 1101 Design In Wood "Frank" Accepted CNC 007 - Furniture & Accessories Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or 84DFC2 Beaudry Jerry 1101 Design In Wood "Mike's Marlin" Accepted CNC DD5A1D Beaudry Jerry 1101 Design In Wood 006 - Chairs - Furniture Made for Seating "Dad's Rocker" Accepted 6601E0 Beaver John 1101 Design In Wood 019 - Wood Turning - Laminated/Segmented Rolling Wave Bowl Accepted B89216 Beaver John 1101 Design In Wood 019 - Wood Turning - Laminated/Segmented 3d Blocks Trio Accepted 5F25E7 Bedford Joseph 1101 Design In Wood 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture burlesque Accepted 9156F4 Beery Bryan 1101 Design In Wood 012 - Clocks Koa Mechanical Pendulum Clock Accepted F1EC77 Begin Robert 1101 Design In Wood 008 - Made for Children Unicorn in Flight Accepted 48104F Betz Oliver 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Old Growth Accepted D6F5BF Betz Oliver 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Cookie Slice Accepted 776A22 Blackburn David 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Thunderbird Tribute Accepted EE44A9 Bobczynski Tom 1101 Design In Wood 021 - Wood Carving - Birds Peaceful Crane Accepted FEE877 Bobczynski Tom 1101 Design In Wood 023 - Wood Carving - Human Form Feminine Form Accepted 015 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Designed & Created by Computer Laser and/or 1C553A Boehm Howard 1101 Design In Wood To Protect and Serve Accepted CNC 6E7A6A Bolic Art 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe ash Salad Bowl Accepted B468BD Bolic Art 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Oak Natural Edge Accepted B5A75F Bolic Art 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Nested bowl set of 4 Accepted 2019 Design In Wood Accepted List By Last Name WEN Last Name First Name Division Class and Class Description Title Accepted 5ABD2C Bradbury Jim 1101 Design In Wood 026 - Scroll Saw - Fretwork - Pierced & Unpierced Childs Doll Bench Accepted 592D32 Bradlee Todd 1101 Design In Wood 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories blue rectangle box Accepted 991A9E Bradlee Todd 1101 Design In Wood 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories liquor cabinet 2018 Accepted CD6E33 Bradlee Todd 1101 Design In Wood 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories blue triangle box Accepted 349A1E Brodesser Robert 1101 Design In Wood 025 - Scroll Saw - Intarsia Vincent Accepted E45E78 Brodesser Robert 1101 Design In Wood 025 - Scroll Saw - Intarsia Frances Accepted 4A8013 Brooks Allen 1101 Design In Wood 017 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe A box Accepted 96E0B4 Brooks Allen 1101 Design In Wood 017 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Hallow form Accepted A23043 Brooks Allen 1101 Design In Wood 017 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Bowl Accepted 2BC632 Brown Charles 1101 Design In Wood 011 - Musical Instruments Acoustic Classical Guitar Accepted 830A22 Brubaker Jeff 1101 Design In Wood 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture .45 caliber Accepted 894D6E BuFalry Mike 1101 Design In Wood 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Body surfing Handplane Accepted D8D417 Burke Owen 1101 Design In Wood 011 - Musical Instruments bass guitar Accepted 3B71BD Campbell Peter 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Suicidal tendencies Accepted 4DEFC4 Campbell Peter 1101 Design In Wood 018 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Polly T Accepted EAFE1E Campbell Peter 1101 Design In Wood 017 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Saturn box Accepted 238CE4 Capozzi Arthur 1101 Design In Wood 024 - Wood Carving - Open MANZANITA WOOD PIPE Accepted 5ED108 Capozzi Arthur 1101 Design In Wood 024 - Wood Carving - Open MANZANITA WOOD PIPE Accepted 4E1D49 Carnett Brian 1101 Design In Wood 011 - Musical Instruments Guitar #3 Accepted 63D230 Carnett Brian 1101 Design In Wood 011 - Musical Instruments Guitar #4 Accepted B7B419 Carnett Brian 1101 Design In Wood 006 - Chairs - Furniture Made for Seating Rocker 2.0 Accepted 693E78 Castellana John 1101 Design In Wood 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Chess set Accepted F50F72 Chernow Jon 1101 Design In Wood 016 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Unity Accepted 03B8F0 Chitura Alex 1101 Design In Wood 020 - Wood Carving - Animals Survivor Accepted CE3720 Chitura Alex 1101 Design In Wood 020 - Wood Carving - Animals Forwardever Accepted 55B4F1 Churchill Bill 1101 Design In Wood 020 - Wood Carving - Animals Playful Accepted 99BBC0 Churchill Bill 1101 Design In Wood 023 - Wood Carving - Human Form Liberty Accepted C4DC2C Churchill Bill 1101 Design In Wood 024 - Wood Carving - Open Trails End Accepted B1AFF4 Clepper Tim 1101 Design In Wood 011 - Musical Instruments Les Paul Style Guitar Accepted 021026 Close Duane Bud 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Natural wood figure Accepted 3DCD83 Close Duane Bud 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Side table ad natural image Accepted 7B79E3 Coble Craig 1101 Design In Wood 004 - Traditional Woodworking - Accessories Bird Condo Accepted 3F321E Coffey Steven 1101 Design In Wood 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture PA Tall Clock, ca 1800 Accepted 015 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Designed & Created by Computer Laser and/or 0F181C Collins David 1101 Design In Wood Mandelbrot Set Accepted CNC 2A38CC Condon Todd 1101 Design In Wood 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Beetle Kill Blue Stain Pine Accepted CB023C Cook Ruth 1101 Design In Wood 025 - Scroll Saw - Intarsia Miss Gulch's plans foiled Accepted 856116 Copeland Bradley 1101 Design In Wood 008 - Made for Children Ye 'Ol Pedal Car Accepted AA52CA Corbett Paul 1101 Design In Wood 010 - Model Building - Not to Scale Coast Guard Cutter Rush - Ship Accepted 492C2B Corwin Steve 1101 Design In Wood 011 - Musical Instruments Endless Accepted 007 - Furniture & Accessories Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or 5C9C80 Cronin Peter 1101 Design In Wood Lupine Stare Accepted CNC 2019 Design In Wood Accepted List By Last Name WEN Last Name First Name Division Class and Class Description Title Accepted 61349D Crowther Ralph 1101 Design In Wood 019 - Wood Turning - Laminated/Segmented Branching Out Accepted CCE35C Danao Owen 1101 Design In Wood 024 - Wood Carving - Open Mermaid Dive Accepted 3A4E58 Darahakupets Serj 1101 Design In Wood 004 - Traditional Woodworking - Accessories Window to the Soul Accepted CE73D3 Darahakupets Serj 1101 Design In Wood 004 - Traditional Woodworking - Accessories Makes Me Believe... Accepted 5C6B77 Dent Michael 1101 Design In Wood 024 - Wood Carving - Open Dragon and the ogre Accepted E1F5F4 Dent Michael 1101 Design In Wood 023 - Wood Carving - Human Form SKULL Accepted FA49DC Dent Michael 1101 Design In Wood 021 - Wood Carving - Birds Bald Eagle with rainbow trout Accepted 123798 Di Novi Victor 1101 Design In Wood 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Teardrop bench Accepted 97740F Dieckmeyer Dave 1101 Design In Wood 005 - Art Furniture Captivated Accepted 1B2D84 Dow Lewis 1101 Design In Wood 008 - Made for Children Tooth Fairy - Heart Box Accepted EE476C Dow Lewis 1101 Design In Wood 014 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Welcome Accepted FB6C1F Dow Lewis 1101 Design In Wood 014 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art ASL Accepted 030917 Duffield Paul 1101 Design In Wood 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Waves of Grain Accepted
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