Heres "Madeleine"
- Taffy Evans
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Heres "Madeleine"
Let me introduce you to Madeleine.
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Taffy, she is an absolute beauty. I love the customized detail which has just the right amount of restraint for my taste. Especially the end grain inlay and the one on the heel cap. I bet the guy will be stoked! He won't swap it for another D-35 in a million years.
Please tell us more about how you did the acrylic rosette. It looks great.
Cheers
Mark
Please tell us more about how you did the acrylic rosette. It looks great.
Cheers
Mark
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Beautiful, Taffy, just beautiful. Nothing there not to like!
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Thank you all for your comments.
Allen, I will post a bit of a run down on the soundhole rosette. The parlor guitar i'm working on at the moment had the brief that it had to have something blue on it, so I used the Acrylic material in its rosette, I think it looks cool. I'm not one for putting plastic on my guitars, but I hope what I have done is tasteful, and I'm not the first to do it.
In fact I'll include some other Rosettes I've used that are a bit different but are formed in the same way.
Allen, I will post a bit of a run down on the soundhole rosette. The parlor guitar i'm working on at the moment had the brief that it had to have something blue on it, so I used the Acrylic material in its rosette, I think it looks cool. I'm not one for putting plastic on my guitars, but I hope what I have done is tasteful, and I'm not the first to do it.
In fact I'll include some other Rosettes I've used that are a bit different but are formed in the same way.
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