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 Post subject: Lets see your Rosettes!
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Don Williams
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Love the wood on the guitar in the middle picture...!

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Chuck R
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This is the first one I made.


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Glenn LaSalle
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DennisK
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My latest work in progress, and a couple older ones.
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WilliamS
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Here are the few that I have on my phone:

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Simple parlor from a couple years ago
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my personal classical from around 7 yrs ago
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a flamenco from about 8-9yrs ago
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Rod True
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Here are the three rosettes that go with my three butts presented previously. I made the rosettes in a similar fashion by placing my tiles in differing arrangements on each guitar. The ambrosia maple guitar has a red cedar top. At least with the close up shots it's easy to see the tiles; also easy to see the flaws.


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PeterF
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These are my two favourites to date. The second is a ukulele.

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Just a few of my creations.


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Mike OMelia
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Both of these are all wood rosettes. Current project. A full maple ring as background. Purfling lines are dyed maple. The first one is waterfall bubinga (courtesy Shane at former HMT), second is Hibdon Coco.


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Btw, the inset segments are cut with a version of Chris Paulicks shell jig.
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Jason, that last pic is interesting, the rosette part. Is that slivers of a branch or something?
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One I've decided to throw into a new build.


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One I've decided to throw into a new build.

Very cool! Use less shell and look awesome doing it :lol: Those colors look great together.


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Wow! Some really cool rosettes.

Peter - I remember seeing some "in progress" photos of your cinnamon stick rosette. I like how it came out.

Here's the one on the guitar I'm building now. Indian rosewood and cocobolo. No finish on it yet so the colors will change some.

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Jason, that last pic is interesting, the rosette part. Is that slivers of a branch or something?

Yes, when one of my sons was little, he handed me a stick off our silver maple in the back yard. He said "here dad, you can make a guitar out of my stick". So I did. I just sliced it on a bias to show some of the bark. The guitar is a smaller one for playing around a campfire, and I wanted it to be outdoorsy.

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some rosewood burl and ziricote/maple lines.


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Nice rosettes, I love these kind of threads.
Derek, very interesting. What is that inlaid in the center panel?
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