This piece was a collaboration of over a dozen members of my local chapter of the American Association of Woodturners. My creamer which I posted earlier by itself, is but one piece of this project. Every piece is turned or carved, even the flowers are made on a lathe. This was on display at the annual symposium which had close to 1500 artists from all over the world in attendance to compare work and give seminars on technique and design.
Wood you join us for tea?
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Pioneerpens
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awsome!
jaeger
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That is pretty cool!
We have a wood turning group in this area that I live, but they like to meet on Saturdays and it takes an act of congress for me to get the day off work. I know I would learn a lot.
We have a wood turning group in this area that I live, but they like to meet on Saturdays and it takes an act of congress for me to get the day off work. I know I would learn a lot.
bitshird
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Beautiful work, I love seeing the pictures from the Symposiums
Craftdiggity
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That had to be fun to put together. It's great when a bunch of people collaborate on something like that. Nicely done. Congratz on a great job.
Russianwolf
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You Yankees just don't know how tea is supposed to be served, but it's a nice set.
[Sits back with a tall glass of Sweet Iced Tea.]
Heck, we can brew tea in the South just by placing a jug of water and tea bags in the sun.
We even write songs about it.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-PGybitGQ4
[Sits back with a tall glass of Sweet Iced Tea.]
Heck, we can brew tea in the South just by placing a jug of water and tea bags in the sun.
We even write songs about it.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-PGybitGQ4
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lazyguy
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Are the cookies wood?
The cookies are bleached coffee grounds and chunks of African Blackwood held together with CA
Thanks, it was a lot of fun, but a bit nerve wracking near the end as we ran low on time.