In this weekend workshop, students will make a panel with a Greene & Greene bolection-style flower inlay. Bolection is a decorative molding that separates two planes (or surfaces), especially around a wooden panel. The Greene brothers used Bolection style inlays to embellish and enhance many of their furniture pieces. Reid will demonstrate how to take a floral sketch all the way to the finished product using modern technology to speed up and enhance the process. Students will learn techniques to detail and carve small, detailed pieces, and then inlay them. The class project will involve inlaying mahogany panels, with the and the inlay pieces being oak and pearl that will be provided by Reid. Students will learn how to hand-sculpt the pieces with both powered and hand tools. This enjoyable weekend workshop is both a relaxing way to finish a tool intensive week or get yourself ready for your next class.