I am building a palor guitar for my granddaughter, Rosie. Rosie just turned five and will require a smaller guitar to fit her fingers and arm reach. My parlor guitar will do that and sound much more like a full size guitar than the 3/4 size guitars I have built in the past.
We have decided on Palo Escrito ( a Rosewood from Central America) for the sides and back with a soundboard of Sikta Spruce.
We will be choosing some unique inlays as the build progresses.
Starting the build by thinning and laying out the dimensions on the sides:

Bending the sides:

Sides in the mold:

Tail and neck block added.  Kerfed lining installed:

Back joined with a back strip:

Back reinforcing strip glued and cut for back braces:

Shaping back braces

Mating back to sides

Inlaying sound hole East Indian Rosewood rosette

Bracing sound board

Sound board ready for sides

Sound box completed and binding ledges cut