Spanish Cedar Mustangs

5/3/05, 6:41 PM #1

Molly Winton
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Spanish Cedar Mustangs

Molly Winton

>This bowl is 6 1/2" diameter and 2 1/4" deep, finished with Danish oil and buffed. I have a groove cut on either sides of the burned area to define the rim. Your feedback and critiques are very welcome.

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5/3/05, 6:53 PM #2

Scott Greaves in Blackfoot Idaho
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Scott Greaves in Blackfoot Idaho

>Hi Molly,

Well, you know I'm a fan of your stuff, so take this for what it's worth!

I like it! It has really nice balance, visually. The mustangs are looking good!

Scott.

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5/3/05, 7:36 PM #3

Thomas Skaggs
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Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level

>Hey, that's cool! I like the soft finish. The simple form really compliments the banding art.

Nice!

Tommy

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5/4/05, 5:36 PM #4

Jennifer@Indy.USA
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Jennifer@Indy.USA

>Hi Molly,

Nice one! Your work is always a treat to see. I love using the wide bands on these type of bowls for a pallet. I've never use Spanish cedar before. I bet it smells great both when your turning it and when you're burning.

Very lovely bowl, Molly.

Jennifer

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Hello Everybody! I figure I've been hanging around WoodCentral for a few years now so I might as well officially post a Bio. I'm Jennifer and I reside in the heart of the Midwest in Indianapolis. You'll usually find me hanging out on the turning side of WoodCentral, but I check the Main forum too. I started woodworking about 25 years ago mostly interested in flatwork; small furniture and other items to use around the home. Then I discovered the lathe and became obsessed with it. I've been turning for about 23 years now. My love and excitement for turning has taken me into the world of teaching and frequent demonstrating. Lots of experimenting with textures, color, burning over the past several years. I've recently begun dabbling in metal clay work and have started incorporating it in to my turnings too. It's another toolbox full of toys! When I'm not turning, I'm hanging out with the love of my life and most honest critic, my husband Clay. In order to keep the lathe spinning and the lights on I spend the other part of my day at an ABC television station directing the evening newscasts.

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