My wife is an ardent knitter, and had been eyeing yarn/knitting bowls, so I decided to try one, with the result pictured here. This Big Leaf Maple Burl blank was spectacularly figured and made a very striking bowl. Here are some photos of the outside detail (the inside is pretty wild, too).
On this blog I post photos and commentary regarding my woodturning (and, occasionally, woodworking) projects. While my efforts to stay current by adding new photos and descriptions sometimes fall behind, keep checking back to see what's new. Comments are appreciated.
Saturday, September 05, 2015
Tuesday, September 01, 2015
Back in action at the new digs
I'm finally up and running in my new studio space (and have actually turned a couple of pieces which I'll put up here after they are finished). I also have been trying to learn how to use Inkscape, one of the vector graphics program driving Sector67's CNC routers. So far, with a lot of help from Chris, who runs the place, I've managed a pretty good logo plaque and a sign:
These now grace the front of my studio:
Mazomanie has had its ups and downs as an art "location," and currently is pretty well down. But - except for its distance from Middleton (20-25 minutes, depending on traffic) - it suits my current purposes okay. I have a lot of space, which is nicely finished off and has a bathroom, heat and AC. What more could anyone want? Maybe I'll post a video tour one of these days. And the drive will be easier once they get the main drag through Cross Plains completed.
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