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2017 Design In Wood - Accepted Entries Last Name First Name WEN Class and Class Description Title Dave Darryl/ Jay Lacher 6E5ABC 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Conductors Stand Ababaf Daryoush 259E0D 013 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Creation Ababaf Daryoush 919ACC 013 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Happy Man Ababaf Daryoush C6179C 013 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art Squirrel's Lunch Aceves Roger, Irene B756A7 014 - Veneering/Marquetry - Art - Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or CNC Western Fun Way Sign Anderson Bruce 876CFA 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Coffee Table Andrews Frank 1E77F5 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Lady of Spring Appelquist Paul 5CF92F 004 - Traditional Woodworking - Accessories Cedar Strip Dinghy Appelquist Paul 6AD858 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Maloof Style Rocking Chair Appelquist Paul 942425 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture Windsor High Chair Ault Sally 0E30F8 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Little Feat Ault Sally 729357 015 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Erosion Ault Sally EAE918 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Flowering Avery Joe 00715C 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Wood Surfboard Wall Art Babcock Paul 73715E 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Galaxy Badour Leonard 78525E 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Simplicity Badour Leonard 890FDE 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Opposites Badour Leonard E72687 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Safe But Free Barnett Beston B39679 006 - Furniture Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or CNC Solomon's Cabinets: Al Tabut Barrios Antonio 37F263 022 - Wood Carving - Human Form Commander Lin Mae Barrios Antonio 78606D 022 - Wood Carving - Human Form Blue Feather Bates Jerry 12144B 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Snakeskin Table Bates Jerry 3074A3 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Twisted Wood and Glass Table Bates Jerry 6C9DD7 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Shimmering Light Beaudry Jerry 3EEA65 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture Tomodachi (Friends) Beaudry Jerry D81B1D 006 - Furniture Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or CNC Heart Chair Bedford Joseph A58EE8 005 - Art Furniture Bend Down Bedford Joseph C74370 005 - Art Furniture Relax Bedford Joseph CB8E92 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Burlesque Beery Bryan 3C8D18 005 - Art Furniture Keplers Star Table Beery Bryan C31EEF 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Walnut ''Swoop'' Console Table Beery Bryan FCA1A2 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Cherry Console Table Begin Robert 7DBC63 005 - Art Furniture Tiger Wood Begin Robert 8F52F9 005 - Art Furniture Maple Leaf Begin Robert A6F76F 005 - Art Furniture The Flame Blanco Robert 171977 007 - Made for Children Gladiatore Blasik Peter FB612C 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Happy Guitar Bolic Arthur 600DBA 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Natural Edge White Oak Bolic Arthur 6B2C75 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Nested Set Maple Burl Bolic Arthur 8A01AF 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Maple bowl Bradlee Todd 0009FC 005 - Art Furniture Triangle Coffee Table Bradlee Todd 1600D3 005 - Art Furniture Tripod Chair 2017 Page 1 of 8 2017 Design In Wood - Accepted Entries Last Name First Name WEN Class and Class Description Title Bradlee Todd F45E68 011 - Clocks Adjustable Desk Clock Breyman Ralph 4EE8CD 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Tree of Life Breyman Ralph 7E9727 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Ridge of the Rainbow Breyman Ralph 97BFB0 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Rainbows' End Brooks Allen 1696C7 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Chalice Brooks Allen 91DC72 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Vessel Brooks Allen E50652 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Box on Stand Brubaker Jeff A163A8 005 - Art Furniture The Power of Prayer Buddenhagen Douglas 32B0FF 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Ribbons Buddenhagen Douglas 6BAFD4 018 - Wood Turning - Laminated/Segmented Cubes Galore Buddenhagen Douglas E832D6 018 - Wood Turning - Laminated/Segmented Star Anise Burke Owen 074F57 010 - Musical Instruments Six String Ukelele Burke Owen BE5FB5 010 - Musical Instruments Octave Guitar Campbell Peter 0FF215 015 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Last one Campbell Peter 32DB5B 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media 3 Nail Campbell Peter 58EFB5 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Horst Carll Rico C49A64 019 - Wood Carving - Animals Wild in Wyoming Carnett Brian 3AADC9 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Bethany's Chair Carnett Brian 7A5B20 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - Furniture Bethany's Foot Stool Carnett Brian F6731B 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Display Cabinet/shelf Churchill Bill 67EB7A 022 - Wood Carving - Human Form Grace Churchill Bill 863FB8 023 - Wood Carving - Open Western Treasure Churchill Bill 9E4F78 019 - Wood Carving - Animals The Guardian Close Duane 4D44CE 011 - Clocks School House Clock Close Duane A7E650 015 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Nut Bowl Close Duane FE65A6 005 - Art Furniture Ornamental Coffee Table Colburn Bill 3BFE0A 006 - Furniture Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or CNC Pair of Led Reading Lamps Collins Chuck 3E59B2 020 - Wood Carving - Birds Winged Tiger Comulada Jeffrey D0D321 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture Wild, Wild West Desk Mantel Cook Roger 0A7CCA 023 - Wood Carving - Open Shorebreak Cook Roger 7AEF6E 022 - Wood Carving - Human Form Red Skull Cook Roger 8B8DFB 009 - Model Building - Not to Scale Red & Black Piano Copeland Bradley 66F372 007 - Made for Children Parker's Jammin Rocker Copeland Bradley C3382C 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Classy Classics Cowell Ken 8231EE 012 - Veneering/Marquetry - Furniture Rose Table Cowell Ken B9B49F 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Basket Illusion Platter Crowther Ralph 1F6FA9 015 - Wood Turning - Face Work: Perpendicular to the ways of the lathe Tigress Crowther Ralph C6BD37 007 - Made for Children Train to Sleepy Town Crowther Ralph E57087 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture Dining chair Cuellar Gerard 3DF12D 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture Hawaiian Roots Cuellar Gerard 9D2842 003 - Traditional Woodworking - Furniture HawaIIan Roots Danao Owen 98670A 023 - Wood Carving - Open Ali'i Call Page 2 of 8 2017 Design In Wood - Accepted Entries Last Name First Name WEN Class and Class Description Title Daymude David DA7A3F 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Seacret Urchin Box Deering Terrell E9166B 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Hardscape bowl Devito Salvatore F15AEA 001 - Contemporary Woodworking - 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Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Midnight Madness Edwards Tom 56E9BB 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Coy Koi Edwards Tom EF28B4 016 - Wood Turning - Center Work: Parallel to the ways of the lathe Egyptian Urn Elder John F2B6B3 002 - Contemporary Woodworking - Accesssories Bleacher Box Farley Judith 768ED2 020 - Wood Carving - Birds Black-Capped Chickadee Farley Judith 9496E9 020 - Wood Carving - Birds Hooded Merganser Drake Farmer Wesley 7E08D8 023 - Wood Carving - Open Three Mushrooms Fleming Joe 13ABBB 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Ash Vessel #2 Fleming Joe 6DDAA7 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Dyed Ash Vessel #1 Fleming Joe FC1FB4 017 - Wood Turning - Embellished/Mixed Media Ash Vessel #3 Foncerrada Lorenzo 89B4ED 022 - Wood Carving - Human Form Woman's Balancing Act Foncerrada Lorenzo BA7751 005 - Art Furniture Yogi Dining Table Franich Jerry 5BD11D 025 - Scroll Saw - Fretwork (Pierced & Unpierced) Victorian Clock Franich Jerry E49295 025 - Scroll Saw - Fretwork (Pierced & Unpierced) 4-----8-----4 Franich Jerry F00E22 025 - Scroll Saw - Fretwork (Pierced & Unpierced) Clock Frantz James 5D4D5E 006 - Furniture Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or CNC Visiting Birds Frantz James F4F089 006 - Furniture Designed & Created by Computer - Laser and/or CNC Burst of Sunshine Freitas Karen 781F97 015 - Wood Turning
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