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Woodworker: Kevin Crowe Crowe, a Springfield High School student, spent 200 hours creating this settee that his mom taught to upholster. Crowe used African ribbon mahogany, walnut Minwax stain, and...

Woodworker: Shannon Kane Kane, of Springfield High School, challenged her skills by reproducing this mahogany and poplar armoire that she spotted in a Sotheby's catalog. She used a semi-gloss Deft...

Woodworker: Chris Bartels Bartels, of Springfield High School, reproduced this cherry-and-poplar sideboard for his mother, fine-tuning the design to her specifications. The finish is a 50/50 mix of...

Woodworker: Brianna Rhodes Rhodes, just 15 years old, has been woodworking in the Leipsic 4-H club since she was 7. Her father, a cabinetmaker by trade, has been a big…

Woodworker: Jason Ramey Ramey, a student at the Herron School of Art and Design, in Indianapolis, eschewed the tradition of straight-leg design and tried to create movement with a top…

Woodworker: Russell Garcia-Lechelt Garcia-Lechelt's demilune table won first place in the Traditional Woodworking furniture category at the 2007 Design in Wood competition organized by the San Diego...

Woodworker: Seth Deysach This table was built to sit next to an original Eames lounge chair. Janet Rooney, of j rooney design, created the design to complement the mid-20th-century style of…

Woodworker: Brian McEvoy McEvoy, a full-time professional turner since 1995, started out as a hobbyist in the mid ’80s. Now he creates general-use items as well as one-of-a-kind pieces for...

Woodworker: Richard Chill Cott This quartersawn walnut and zebrawood table was inspired by the architectural framework of a beach house Chill Cott designed. The center shelf represents a...

Woodworker: Tania Radda This bowl highlights Radda’s typical muse, plants. In this case, her inspiration was the rice plant. Although she had never seen one up close, “I wanted to…