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| Above left, from Chris Light, a 18" hat with wooden
feathers painted to resemble a weathered copper look. Above right, from Chris Light, a 6"h x 12"w dyed pecan bowl with an 8" long Maple Spatuala.
Right, from Chris Light, an 11"w x 7"h Spalted Black Birch hat |
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Left, from Don Riggs, a 20" Maple bowl
Below, left, from Jim Marstall, 7"w x 2"h Mountain Ash bowl with inlaid accent rings. Below right, from Don Johnson, two 7" diagonal x 4"h square edge bowls.
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| Right, from Ed Moore, a 7"h goblet and a 3"h x 3"w hollow form made from Afzelia Xylocarpa Burl - a highly prized mahagony-like wood from Southeast Asia and particularly Vietnam. Common names are marker, mahka, and beng (may be just a generic word for wood). Finished with Mylands friction polish. |  |
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| Above, from Lynda Smith-Bugge - 3"h x 6"w boxwood
natural edge on a stone.
Below from John Overman - 8"w x 2"h Cherry bowl and a 6"h x 2.5"w lidded box of Peach and Cherry. |
Above, from Ken Darr, 4"w x 2"h Canarywood bowl, and
two lidded boxes from French Walnut.
Below, from Dean Swagert, a 8"h Madrone vessel, a 5"h bowl of Plum wood cross-sections imbedded in black epoxy, and a 6"h Madrone hollow. |
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Left, from Art Jenson, a 6"w x 4"h Arizona Ironwood, with texturing. |
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| Above, from Richard Allen, 7"w x 2"h Jara Burl bowl, and a
14"h Lacewood and Grandonala urn. Below, from C.A. Savoy, a 14"w x 3.5"h Sycamore bowl. |
Above, from Neil Kagan, all from Poplar, a natural edged bowl, a 8"h
hollow form, and a lidded box. Below, from Miles Lehman, a 4"h x 2"w Dogwood bowl, a 5"w x 3"h Laurel Burl bowl, a 5.5"h x 1.5"w Purpleheart lidded box, and a couple bottle stoppers. |
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Left, from Don Hart, in the middle (look close) - miniature goblets with loose rings on the stem. A10"w Maple bowl, a 7"w and 4"w Mahogany bowls. |
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Photos taken by Jim Marstall