Marquetry (also spelled as marqueterie; from the French marqueter, to variegate) is the art and craft of applying pieces of veneer to a structure to form decorative patterns or designs. The …

Jun 9, 2021 · Synopsis: The incredible marquetry designs of Craig Stevens may seem out of reach, but the way he explains the double-bevel technique makes it seem completely doable. …

The Marquetry Society is the acknowledged authority on all matters marquetry. Visit our web site and enjoy the benefits to be gained from our vast experience in the art and craft of marquetry. …

The Marquetry Society The Marquetry Society was founded in 1952 to further the development of the art and craft of marquetry, and now has some 1,000 members world-wide. There are over …

The American Marquetry Society (AMS) is devoted to advancing the art and craft of marquetry. Our goal is to promote, inform and educate the general public about this unique art form. …

marquetry, thin sheets of wood, metal, or organic material, such as shell or mother-of-pearl, cut into intricate patterns according to a preconceived design and affixed to the flat surfaces of …

Marquetry focuses on creating intricate designs by combining various colors and grain patterns of wood veneers. It is commonly used for decorating furniture, cabinets, and musical instruments …

Marquetry has indeed been around since the ancient Egyptians but their early form of marquetry is a rather flat looking style, today's interpretation of the art is, however a very different animal, …

Marquetry is loosely defined as pictures cut from thin veneers of wood, bone, shell, and/or metal for subsequent application to furniture, boxes, etc. or simply to hang as wall art. French …

To further its goals, The American Marquetry Society publishes a quarterly magazine, The American Marquetarian, which provides our members with a wealth of ideas, tips and …