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Stickley Ottoman
comments (0) March 18th, 2013 in Reader's Gallery
dag2000, member
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This was my first woodworking project. Made with stained mahogany, it used mortise and tenon joinery. I had the upholstery done by a pro.
Design or Plan used: Popular Woodworking
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