Circular Creations

Starting to look forward to the Meridian Fine Arts Festival next Saturday and Sunday. Here’s a new lilac bud vase I plan to have with my others.

Here’s a new maple bowl with side and rim beads. We are back at the Capital City Public market this coming Saturday. Stop by and look around.

We had a great show at Art and Roses on Sunday. Thanks to everyone who visited our booth. We will be back at the Capital City Public market on Saturday June 20th.

Here’s two new birch bowls one with an ash rim and one with a sapele rim.

This bowl is maple with turquoise. 8.5” by 3.5”.

This coming weekend I’ll be down town Boise at the Capital City Public market on Saturday and on Sunday I’ll be in Julia Davis park at Art and Roses. Stop by and see some new inventory.

I have two new walnut bowls that were great for doing my version of kintsugi. I used turquoise and brass on the first one and just brass on the second. The first three photos are the 10” by 3”. And, the last two are the 11” by 4” bowl.

I turned my first purpleheart dot bowl several years ago in an attempt to turn something different. I sold it at the market the second time I showed it. Since then I have always had one or two in inventory. Here’s my most recent one. 8” by 4.5”.

This piece of poplar was turned prior to it drying completely. As it continued to dry it took the purpleheart rim with it as it moved. Advertisement for Titebond yellow wood glue? 10” by 3”.

Three new apple burl bud vases. These have been popular so far this year. I’ll have some at the Capital City Public market on the 23rd. 

This is a piece of Bradford pear that had some cosmetic flaws develop during the drying process. I added a piece of sapele for a rim and some beads shadowed with friction burn to enhance the appearance. 7” by 4”.

I’ll have this piece along with other new turnings this Saturday at the Capital City Public Market.

This is another figured maple bowl with a yellowheart rim. 7.5” by 3.5”.

We plan to be back at the Capital City Public Market on May 9th.