Fast, cheap and easy. Looks wonderful.What are you thinking about for the final material?
What’s that? @Jules is redocoratnig? 
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We will think it though for a few days, but the obvious choice would be oak to match the furniture.
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I.LOVE.THIS.LIGHT! It looks great even in cardboard. Unless I looked very closely and saw the correlation, I might never have guessed.
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Wow, just stunning! Yes, even just with cardboard … can’t wait to see the final design.
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I agree, really nice!
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I just ran another lamp project test. This time one that I designed way back when. Mission lamp and other projects
This is 1/2 scale cut on cheap 1/8" Baltic Birtch. Back when I designed it I was assuming a true 12x20 cutting area. Running it 1/2 scale meant I did not have to redesign to work with the smaller cutting area. I am quite pleased with how it turned out and will definitely spend the time and adjust for a full size version on Proofgrade.
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Oooh! That’s got a great FLW vibe! (Please don’t make me decide to redecorate…) 
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that looks fantastic.
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Holy crap that is cool 
I had to double take after reading it was cardboard, doesn’t even look like it at first glance. now that I see it is, I kinda like the light going through the middle corrugated layer.
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Love it!
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Oh wow 
I really really love this !!
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Now that is really outstanding! What a wonderful way to add style to a room!
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These are making me get the urge to design some lamps. If nothing else, to get @jules to redecorate. 
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It needs it! Chuckle. 
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Love it. Love your design!
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Your light fixtures are stunning! I can’t stop looking around my house thinking how boring all my fixtures are now. Beautiful work!
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http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/
In case you want to find some more old maps. He also puts them onto current maps for a fun stretchy look at the past…
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Simply Stunning
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Looks great!
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