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Rustic1
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Ambrosia maple bowl
This was a commission piece a few years ago. I just forgot to share it. I forget the size. My best work so far.
Carving and Turning is my life
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I have no words!!
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JAGO - just a grandma’s opinion
Beautiful!!
-- Soli Deo gloria! ( To God alone be the Glory)
Beautiful bowl. I like how you balanced the darker areas on the sides. Plus, it’s smiling in the first photo. :-)
Looks great.
Do you remember what you finished it with?
Do you remember what you finished it with?
love it ! where you been ? get back here and join us !
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Beautiful! great choice on the placement of the pattern.
That is pretty, and a nice flowing shape too.
Main Street to the Mountains
Lovely work.
What a beautiful design you found in that wood.
.................. John D....................
Beautiful bowl, Rick. Very nicely balanced!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
I think I used a friction finish
Carving and Turning is my life
Missed this. I like the rotate to get a second chance to be new.
This ambrosia is pretty different, not sure if it is because of the tapering of the sides of the bowl, but the bug holes are NOT in the center of a colored flame. I only see a few, and was wondering it it was more a spalt feature, than an ambrosia, but there are a few buggy holes, it's just they are in the midst of whitewood. But they are in line with some dyed wood. Just not quite surrounded by it.
Beautiful to see though.
This ambrosia is pretty different, not sure if it is because of the tapering of the sides of the bowl, but the bug holes are NOT in the center of a colored flame. I only see a few, and was wondering it it was more a spalt feature, than an ambrosia, but there are a few buggy holes, it's just they are in the midst of whitewood. But they are in line with some dyed wood. Just not quite surrounded by it.
Beautiful to see though.
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