Saturday, April 28, 2018
9 1/2" Rustic Gem Pecan Bowl
There
is no doubt in my mind that this awesome pecan bowl is a rustic gem in the
truest sense. The minor cracking, the
knot hole on the outside, and the natural coloration make this a true winner. This will look really good sitting in the
middle of your table full of fruits and other tasty treasures. The volume of this bowl measured at ½ gallon
to the brim. That doesn’t mean you can’t
pile more in it! Smashed spuds and some
salads will pile nicely in this bowl.
The diameter is 9 ½” with a height of 3 ¼” and a depth of 2 ¾”. The wood was first sealed with food grade
walnut oil and then finished with a walnut oil/shellac mixture. This gives the bowl a nice hard long lasting
natural finish. Some of the cracks were
filled with natural pecan dust and clear glue.
Just enough to seal them and keep the rustic appeal of the bowl. 28Apr18
BLP187 For more info:
Sunday, April 22, 2018
7 1/4" White Oak Bowl
When
you see a bowl like this one there is a certain amount of wow factor. The natural color of white oak makes it
really stand out from other woods. Some
might say it is too small but let’s get serious about this. Not that many folks need a huge bowl. Most households have small to medium sized
dining tables. So, this bowl is actually
just right for most people. It is 7 ¼”
in diameter, 2 ¾” high and 2 ¼” deep.
Don’t let the size fool you as it does have a capacity of 3 cups
measured to the brim. That is more than
you might think. The wood was sealed
with a couple of coats of food grade walnut oil and then finished with a
mixture of walnut oil and shellac. This
gives the bowl a nice hard long lasting natural finish. You will find some small minor cracking here
and there which is typical of this wood so don’t let that bother you. They just add to the rustic appeal. 22Apr18
BLWO8 For more info see:
Friday, April 20, 2018
Spiffy Pecan Natural Edge Bowl
This
has got to be the most spiffy nut or candy bowl that you can own! The natural beauty of pecan wood and add a
full ring of bark, this bowl is hard to beat.
It is more spacious that it looks.
The bowl holds 3 cups measuring it to the brim of the bark. The bark was reinforced with clear glue to
help keep it in place. The wood was
sealed with food grade walnut oil. Then
it was finished with clear high gloss spray shellac. The spray was used in an extra effort to help
keep the bark in place. The outside
diameter is 6 ¾” with an inside diameter of 4 ¾”. The highest point is 3 ¾” and the lowest is
3” with a depth of 2 ½”. This is without
a doubt a one of a kind piece.
20Apr18 NEP34 For more info see:
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
13 1/4" Cottonwood Serving Bowl
Cottonwood, which is in the poplar family, has a
subtle beauty about it which can be an eye catcher. With creamy color with the grays mixed in,
you really have a nice looking bowl.
This bowl may have many uses in a household. They range from a centerpiece bowl to a
serving bowl for veggies and such to even a large popcorn bowl. This wood is a relatively soft wood but you
will find it to be quite durable.
Measuring to the brim this bowl holds ¾ gallons of liquid. The outside diameter is 13 ¼” with the inside
being 11 ½”. The height comes to 3 ¼”
and the depth 2 ½”. Being a soft wood
this bowl only weighs 3 lbs. The wood
was sealed with a couple of coats of food grade walnut oil and then finished
with a walnut oil/shellac mixture. Using
a combination such as this gives the bowl a nice hard long lasting natural
finish. You will find a nice rim for
holding the bowl with as well. I can
picture this bowl sitting in your lap full of great tasting popcorn! 10Apr18
BLCW93 For more info see:
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Lovely Flared Pecan Wood Bowl
Now here is something that you don’t see everyday! A pecan wood bowl with flared wings like this will look good on any table. Fill i...
-
In my opinion, anything turned from Live Oak just shouts the word rustic. When you look at this wonderful cookie jar I think you will agr...
-
This is the first piece of cedar elm that I have turned in quite some time. A lot of folks say they have never heard of the wood, but ...
-
Nothing like a square edge bowl with flair to set things off right! And, with it turned from cottonwood it has a soft and rustic appea...