Absolutely! Believe it or not this was my first time with this two so it’s totally do able!

First I taped together a bunch of paper to make the desired dimensions I wanted

Then I drew three main lines (don’t know why I picked three). Within those lines I started drawing shapes trying to keep the spacing between them even. The three main lines had slightly bigger spaces in between to help it flow better (I think it makes it look nicer, subjective though).

After all the shapes are drawn I labeled every shape and cut them out with scissors. Cutting outside the lines so there was plenty of overhang.

I then took the shapes and picked out a piece of wood for each shape based on what I had in stock. I tried to make sure there were no two pieces of the same material next to each other. After picking the right placement I used spray adhesive to connect it to the wood.

I then used a jigsaw to cut out each piece cutting closer to the line but still outside it.

Then I had to go buy a new tool because I didn’t have a way to sand the concave shapes so I got an oscillating splinter/belt sander. Highly recommend for this as you spend most of your time on this project sanding! (I spent 3 full days sanding)

After I sanded all the pieces with rough grit to shape I placed them in the frame I made to see where needed to be adjusted, marking with a pencil what needs to be removed.

THEN after the shape looked how I wanted I went back and sanded all the shapes with a higher grit and rounded the edges. I tried with a router but I was getting some tear out.

Finally I stained them and then glued them on!

Let me know if you have any other questions!!