Who Designed Byrdcliffe Furniture?
In Celebration of Zulma Steele (& Edna Walker) Before I started writing about the American Arts & Crafts Period of […]
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Byrdcliffe Furniture In Woodworker West Magazine
My new book “Shop Drawings for Byrdcliffe Furniture” is featured in the July/August 2020 issue of Woodworker West magazine. Editor
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Thanks for Byrdcliffe Photos
The good thing about the internet is the access it provides to images and resources. Twenty years ago when I
Chasing the Byrdcliffe Iris Desk, part 1
I like to say that behind every good piece of furniture is a good story. The same is true for
Chasing the Byrdcliffe Iris Desk, Part 2
Here is the second part on the article that I wrote in 2014, about my 2012 spur of the moment
Why Woodworkers Should Write About Furniture History
This single picture says a lot about the person who built this piece and how he made it. This image
Are Woodworkers Abnormally Fearful?
And should editors of woodworking magazines practice psychology? Way back in 2006 I built a reproduction of the Byrdcliffe
Water Colors on Wood Carvings
I use watercolor pencils to add color to my carving work. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one to
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Byrdcliffe Saffafras Leaves Carving-Right
This piece has been sold, but I would love to carve another one just for you. Click Here to send
Down the Byrdcliffe Carving Rabbit Hole-Part 1
Like a guy who remembers the first girl he kissed, I know exactly when and where my fascination with Byrdcliffe