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Above left, from Paul Mazzi - a 12” Maple bowl. Above right, from Paul Mazzi - a 12” Cherry bowl. Right, from Alton Bradford - 4 segmented hollow forms. Below right, from Jayne Hart - an 8 inch Cedar bowl. Below left, from Dan Entinch - an 8” wedding goblet made from Mahogany. |
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Above left, from Tom
Scharenbrock -
a 12.5” platter of spalted Maple.
Above right, from Jayne Hart - 3 shag bark Hickory pies 4” to 6” tall, all from the same branch.
Left, from John Overman - assorted pin cushions and a 5” X 8” floating bowl. |
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| Above, from Kamani
Goood -
a 10” X 3” Maple.
Below from Doug Pearson - a 14” X 9” form, cut, dyed, drilled and laced with leather. |
Above, from Joe
Cavanaugh -
a 8” X 6” lidded box made from Locust with a black cabochon.
Below, from Richard Allen and Paul Burke, collaboration of Poplar and Cherry. |
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| Below, from Dean Swagert - a 8” X9” Dogwood bowl with beautiful grain patterns. | Below, from C. A. Savoy - three spalted Maple hollow forms from our July demonstrator. |
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Right, below left & right, from Joyce Beene - a 6’ X 3” Pear bowl with burned feather exterior and interior; a 7” X 2.5” Maple bowl with bark on 2 sides; and a 6.5” X 1.5” Pear bowl. |
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| Below, from Mike Kinney - a 5.5” X 4/5” Cherry bowl with a Poplar egg. | Below, from John Overman - a 4” X 9.5” Maple bowl that took 1st Place in the Prince William County Fair. |
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Photos taken by Jim Marstall