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Re: Future Period Furniture Articles
I am a long-time subscriber, and consider "Fine Woodworking" to be in the top three of current and past woodworking publications. My favorite era for furniture is the late 18th century - e.g., Hepplewhite, Federal, Chippendale. I have already completed a Hepplewhite demi-lune card table with inlays and a companion mirror with gilded carvings, and thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and the appearance of the final pieces. I also enjoy viewing some of the new (sometimes weird) creations by current artists, and the work of past masters, and especially your bios and interviews of great woodworkers. I am also into hand tools, and the best ways of working wood - everything from carving to turning and everything in between. I think you have maintained a very good balance over the years, so, would appreciate it if you not get too wild about embracing any single style over the others - please keep a balance of bios, how-to projects and info on the new and old styles.
posted: 9:26 am on February 18th