Is it OK if I give this bowl a big
WOW??? I think it kinda deserves it,
don’t you? Just look at the natural
colors, grain pattern and to add a bit of extra rustic flavor a fantastic
looking crack in the shape of a fish hook.
The crack was filled in layers with clear glue and natural dust so it
should never cause a problem of any kind.
On the bottom is what I believe is a knot hole gone a bit crazy. Cool looking, too. The length of this piece is 9 ½” and the
width is 6 ¾”. The height is 2 ½” and
the depth was measured at 1 ¼” at the low side.
The volume is about 2” measured to the same low side. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut
oil and then finished with several coats of shellac. Using these ingredients gives the bowl a nice
hard long lasting natural finish. The
pecan bowl will not last long.
6May19 BLP213 $37.50
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Les! This one took some patience, for sure. No rushing it. But, it paid off I think. Glad you liked it.
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