A "Molly bowl"

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Molly Winton

>Okay, this is a terrible picture. I can't get it under 40kb without losing clarity. Rats. I'll try another and see if I do better....

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Molly Winton

>Let's try this one...., yes this is better.

The Brad-Bowl!!!!!

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>I love this one so much I have it as my screen-background...Absolutely stunning in person! If it disappears from Brad's house, don't tell him a thing, ok?

I'm working on learning a weave-pattern with the branding....gets me cross-eyed at times.

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Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.

>Some really great pieces Molly....You sure must make a lot of smoke!!

Wally

Both are great!!

Dave Peebles Lyons, Ohio!

>Hi Molly,

I think they both look great!! But you know I have been a big fan of your work for some time.

Please keep posting your new work, it gets my creative ideas flowing.

Dave

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David Eaves

>Hi Molly,

They are really good. Thanks for showing them. It looks great, that pattern. as Wally said there must be a lot of smoke when your making the pattern.

David

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John Lucas

>Molly

That's incredible. I hope I get to see one of your pieces in person one of these days. Oh yea if you happen to be with it I'd like to meet you as well. Do you have a fan nearby to redirect the smoke from the burning tool? I was playing with mine the other day and kept having to move my head to keep the smoke out of my eyes. I usually make very small lines that don't smoke but as I said I was playing and really torching the thing.

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Chuck Ludwigsen

>These are marvelous, Molly.

That texturing and burning looks like it would have taken forever.

Very nice work.

Chuck.

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Ruth

>Keep this up and I'll have to make an appointment to see you. Your work is just AWESOME, Molly! I need to have one of your pieces, please bring one I can afford to Provo.

yourfriendruth

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Wayne Allen (Carson City, Nevada)

>Beautiful work Molly. Would you care to give a brief (or for that matter a lengthly) detailed description of what type of tools you used to burn with as well as the necessary tips as how to do it? Your work is stunning-- thanks for sharing it. --Wayne

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Scott Greaves, Blackfoot Idaho

>Speaking of Provo, I'd like to meet up with both of you there! Maybe we could have a Wood Central get-together. Who else is going?

Scott.

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Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.

>Scott, I'll be there. Because it's the 25th anniversary of the symposium, there will be some special events involving former presenters, and this includes me.

Wally

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Brad Vietje

>I, too, had been away a short while, and just imagine my surprise that not only was Molly's bowl being discussed, but that it was headed for my house !!!

Cool ! I'd love to have a Molly Winton in my collection ...

I suspect there's another Brad on the scene, however ... :(

Safe spinning,

Brad Vietje

Thetford, VT

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Brad Adams

>Hey. I heard that!

Brad in Benicia

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>hey, you're supposed to be working ... by the way, if you get home and think you're missing something from the bookshelf, you're NOT...it's just old age!!!

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>pssst...brad ...i'll tell you where the other brad lives and where the molly-bowl lives ... we can share --right?

:>)

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Brad Adams

>don't forget abut my vicious German Shepard, oh no, wait, it's you that has the German Shepard. must be old age ;-)

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>???I have a German Shepherd???

Oh ... guess that's why the mail-carriers will not come to the house!