THE ART OF WOOD

Honey Locust Bowl – January 14, 2004: 
The wood we turn the beauty seen.

Bowl with Redwood Inlay – December 13, 2004

Anthouse Bowl – March 15, 2005

Anthouse Bowl – March 15, 2005

Anthouse Bowl – March 15, 2005

Makeup Holder – March 15, 2005

Makeup Holder – March 15, 2005

Makeup Holder – March 15, 2005

Cottonwood Plate – March 16, 2005

Cottonwood Plate – March 16, 2005

Covered Bowl – March 19, 2005

Covered Bowl – March 19, 2005

Geese over Marsh – April 17, 2005: Pine

Box Elder Bowl – April 19, 2005

Candle Bowl – April 25, 2005:
Eastern Red Cedar: 7” across, and 3” deep

Freestyle Bowl – May 3, 2005: Linden (Bass)

Freestyle Bowl – May 3, 2005: Linden (Bass)

Freestyle Bowl – May 3, 2005: Linden (Bass)

Letter Openers – May 3, 2005: Cherry Wood, Box Elder, Oak, Box Elder with Cherry Wood Handle: 6”

Elm Candle Holders – May 9, 2005: To take “fondue” type candles

Rustic Candle Holders – May 9, 2005: American Elm

Letter Opener Start – May 13, 2005: Box Elder with Wild Cherry Wood Handle

Box Elder Bowl – May 15, 2005: 9½” diam x 2½” tall – side view

Box Elder Bowl – May 15, 2005: 9½” diam x 2½” tall – top view

Man in the Moon – May 20, 2005. Top View

Man in the Moon – May 20, 2005: Side View

Completed Freestyle Bowl – May 26, 2005: Linden (Bass)

Box Elder Bowl – June 6, 2005: Top view

Box Elder Bowl – June 6, 2005: Side view – lip still to be finished.

Wooden Jar and Lid – September 29, 2005:
Bass Wood, 4¼” diameter – 4½” tall

Wooden Jar and Lid – September 29, 2005:
Bass Wood, 4¼” diameter – 4½” tall

Knight’s Helmet – October 6, 2005: Another View

Tombstone – October 4, 2005:
Let your mind wander. This is a small scrap piece of Box Elder, 2” x 2” x ¼” thick. The things you can see in wood

Ryan’s Walking Staff – October 4, 2005: Detailed view (Tip)

Ryan’s Walking Staff – October 4, 2005: Detailed views (Top)

Tony’s Sippy Cup – October 9, 2005

Tony’s Sippy Cup – October 9, 2005

Bud Vase – December 10, 2005:
I think this is Black Locust Wood – The vase is 6” tall

Spalted Bowl – October 22, 2003: Another View

Goblet – October 29, 2005:
Pig Nut Hickory: 2¾” tall, 2½” across

Goblet – October 29, 2005:
Pig Nut Hickory: 2¾” tall, 2½” across

Plate – November 12, 2005:
Box Elder, 13” diameter, 1¾” deep and 2½” tall. Nice but I’m not all that happy with it because I had to take out most of the red in the wood.

Slice of Earth – November 7, 2005:
Playing Card and Domino Holder – Made for a Friend

Small Jar – November 24, 2005:
This piece is Bass Wood, 3¼” diameter and 3¼” tall. I intend presenting it to the lady at our post office for Christmas

48.	Chip and Dip Bowl – December 20, 2005:
Red Cedar Chip and Dip Bowl made in one piece. I’m a bit upset that the wood split.

Chip and Dip Bowl – December 20, 2005

Chip and Dip Bowl – December 20, 2005

Chip and Dip Bowl – December 20, 2005

Another Eagle – January 24, 2006:
Check it out, beginning to wonder how many more I will find in this tree. It’s there – look, you’ll see

American Black Walnut trees. Mushroom top is hollowed out underneath. 6” tall, 2 3/4” wide

Powder Horn – April 3, 2006

Raw Piece of Box Elder – June 27, 2006: 6¼” x 5½” x 3½”

Box Elder Bowl – June 27, 2006: Side View

Box Elder Bowl – June 27, 2006: Top View