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Bell Ornaments

This is about the only kind of segmenting I've ever figured out how to do. These are all made from oak, walnut, and or maple with some different veneers and some layers of fish paper. All are around 5 1/2" tall. Also the first time I've used brush on polyacrylic for the finish on ornaments. I just can't handle the fumes from the spray lacquer anymore.
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