Bill Chartier Check out Bill's variations on the 9-inch Layered Cross. He explored different angles and layering methods on these four crosses he made to give as Christmas presents.Inspired work, Bill!  

Steve Bernard Here's Steve's Celtic Cross with a lathe-turned nimbus. He used Oak, Walnut, and Purpleheart to build it. The nimbus broke twice while he was making it, but Steve pointed out that the defects emphasize how God puts us back together. Great word and beautiful work, Steve!

Steve Gardner Eight stunning 15-inch layered crosses Steve made for his family and friends this Christmas. Beautiful job, Steve!

Stephen Hartzell Here are 10 of a dozen 9-inch layered crosses Stephen made as Christmas gifts. They all have Maple centerpieces surrounded by an assortment of beautiful woods like; Pau Rosa, Wenge, Bocote, Walnut, Padauk, Bloodwood, African Mahogany, and Sapele. Gorgeous work, Stephen!

Stanley Fleming Stanley made this rustic pallet cross and burned it Shou Sugi Ban-style to add even more character. Beautifully Done!

Lanny Smith Lanny came up with a brilliant way to clamp pallet stars using hose clamps—12-inch shown here. Nice work and excellent idea, Lanny!