This smallish sized bowl is just
right for many uses such as nuts and candy.
OK. Yeah. You can put other stuff in it as well. Who am I to tell you what you can or cannot
put in it? The diameter of this little
gem is 4 ¾” and it has a height of 3”.
The depth of the bowl is 1 ¾” and it has an approximate volume of 1
cup. I didn’t measure it but I figger it
to be about that. Take a close look at
the natural color of this pecan wood and you will surely love it. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut
oil and then finished with a walnut oil/shellac mixture. A combination like this gives the bowl a nice
hard long lasting natural finish.
14Apr19 BLP212
https://www.etsy.com/listing/698797045/cute-pecan-wood-pedestal-bowlSunday, April 14, 2019
10 1/2" Elm Serving Bowl
Elm is an interesting wood with the
natural colors and grain patterns. Many
have heard me say that everybody needs a bowl, but not everybody needs a huge
bowl. This is a nice medium range bowl
with a diameter of 10 ½”. The depth of
it is 2” with a height of 3”. The volume
measures 8 cups. I know, I know. That’s one half of a gallon. That is a pretty good amount for salads,
veggies and even some popcorn! And,
another nice thing about this bowl is it is very light only weighing 1 ½
lbs. You might even want to use it as a
centerpiece bowl full of fruits and nuts.
The wood was 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. 14Apr19
BLE64
Saturday, April 6, 2019
Now Playing Recliner Spud
Yesterday, April 5th, I had another steroid injection into my lower back. Until Tuesday, I will be playing recliner spud. Some call it couch potato, but seeing I will be in my recliner 90% of the time, I will be a recliner potato. Or, as I prefer to say, a recliner spud! Chloe Dog pretty much seems to claim the couch as hers.
Touch of Coral White Oak Jar
White Oak presents opportunities
for adding color to it such as red coral or turquoise. Also to be considered is powdered copper or
brass. I added a bit of red coral to the
lid on this jar. I did not want to be
overbearing with it so there is just a little bit of it added to some of the
cracks on the lid. There is also a trace
of it in one spot on the inside. This
wood also displays it’s own great coloring that comes naturally as well as
magnificent grain patterns. Fantastic
piece for keeping candies, nuts, and other fine things. Not all of those fine things have to be
edible, yet keep in mind it does hold 2 cups worth. The diameter of the jar is 5 ½” with a total
height of 4”. The vessel height is 2 ½”
and the depth is about 2”. When you look
at the knob on the lid you might be puzzled, so let me solve the
puzzlement. Yes, there is a small amount
missing. I started to go ahead and turn
another lid until I looked at it again.
I decided I liked it like it was, so there you go. Mystery solved!!! Simple lines yet elegant and rustic in
appearance. 3Apr19 BXWO4
P.S. I have been since told that I did not put enough coral in the lid. ??
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
For The Turquoise Lovers!
This beautiful box turned from pecan
wood is truly meant for those who love turquoise. The rim of the vessel has a nice sized ring
of it. I haven’t done anything with
turquoise lately and this box seemed to be just right for it. Great size to use as a salt or spice
box. You might even put small personal
treasures in it or your own stash of tasty pistachios. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut
oil and then finished with a mixture of walnut oil and shellac. The diameter is 3 ½” with a total height of
4”. The vessel height is 2 ½” and the
depth is 2”. The volume is approximately
1 cup. Grab this while the grabbin’ is
good! 2Apr19 BXP99
Monday, April 1, 2019
6 1/4" White Oak Bowl
White Oak gives off a nice warm and
fuzzy feeling when you look at it. Look
at the natural colors, the grain pattern, the shallow cracking that is typical
of this wood and I think you will agree.
This bowl is just right in size for nuts, candies, and other tasty
treats you might wish. Also it’s a good
size as a catch all bowl. Whatever it is
that you use it for, this bowl will look good doing it. The diameter is 6 ¼” with a height of 3 ¾”,
and a depth of 3 ¼”. The volume measured
at 3 cups. The wood was sealed with food
grade walnut oil and then finished with a walnut oil/shellac mixture. This combination gives the bowl a nice hard
long lasting natural finish. Grab it
while it is available. 1Apr19 BLWO19
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