This beautiful cherry vase was turned with a wall thickness
of 1/4 inch. It is 6.75 inches tall and
is 4.75 inches in diameter. Cherry is a
wonderful wood to work with. The finish
is glassy smooth. It will make someone a
great addition to any decor in a home or office.
Wooden bowls turned from Hickory, Maple, Cypress, Cedar, Holly, Oak, Walnut, Black Gum, Red Maple, and other types of wood.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Monday, August 19, 2013
Eastern Red Cedar Bowl and Vase
Red Cedar!! What can you say. It has one of the more unique aromas that can be identified by almost anyone. Its coloration is dazzling and brilliant . I am fortunate to have access to this wood on occasion. I sometimes get the shavings and place them in bowls around my house. These items (although finished) still have a hint of that glorious scent only red cedar can produce. The bowl is 9.5 x 6.5 and the vase is 5.5 diameter by 6.75 inches tall.
www.bowlweevilwoodturning.com
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Walnut Bowls from southeast Arkansas
Here in southeast Arkansas some woods such as oak, cypress,
cedar, hickory, pecan, black gum, and chinaberry, among others, are easily
attainable as by-products of new construction or weather related issues. Other trees grow here but are not as readily
available. I am fortunate to have
friends and neighbors who keep a "watchful eye" for wood that I can
turn into bowls. I recently was offered
a less procurable tree and quickly jumped at the opportunity. These are my first few attempts to try to
show the beauty God created when he made the Walnut tree.
www.bowlweevilwoodturning.com
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Natural Edge Hickory Bowl
This Bowl is 8" in Diameter. Its bark has been removed leaving a very unique grain texture on the rim. Finished with danish oil.www.bowlweevilwoodturning.com
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Square edge wavy rim bowl
This Square edge wavy rim bowl is made from Black gum
(tupelo) form Arkansas. It is 7.5 inches
across and stands 3 inches tall. Three
corners are curved down while the fourth rises upward. The coloration of the
wood makes this bowl very attractive.
www.bowlweevilwoodturning.com
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
The bark is still attached to the rim of this bowl. As the wood dried the bowl took an oval shape. It is made from blabk gum from Arkansas. www.bowlweevilwoodturning.com
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