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Grapevines and Sycamore

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Grapevines and Sycamore

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Grapevines and Sycamore

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>The bowl is 16"d x 6"h. The spalted coloring wasn't very attractive, almost muddy. Since grapevines are all over the place here, they just seemed to creep onto the piece.


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George Van

>Great looking bowl. As I never got above stick people I can really appreciate the artwork.

George

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Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.

>Some great artwork on a very nice bowl. Hey I enjoyed meeting you last week. I hope that you get Brad going on hollowforms.

Wally

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thanks!

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e

>Great to meet you and your wife! Must be nice to be finally home??

thanks for the comments on the grapevine.

you know, i've been pushing and pushing that BRAD-guy, trying to get him into hollow vessels but you know how he's just always lounging around!!!

the last i heard, he was complaining about some walnut chips in his garage. oh well ...

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Brad Adams

>Yeah yeah, I know I need to start playing with hollow forms. So much wood and so little time. Give me five more weeks and I'll be a man of leasure with lots of time to try something new.

But then again, afer the new chain saw my tool budget is a bit low. -e- I'll have to borrow your hollowing tools while you are busy with your wood burning. :-)

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Bernie

>Beautiful job I really like the artwork I have

been doing alittle myself inpired by Andi Wolfe

what do you use to colr the leaves ect.