Lidded bowl Series

[Steve Trauthwein]

This is a series of a lidded bowl in box elder. It will require that I reply to my post three times to post 20 of the 21 photos. Please hold off replying until I reply three times.

Regards, Steve

[Steve Trauthwein]

Second of series

[Steve Trauthwein]

Third of series

[Steve Trauthwein]

Fourth of series. A couple of the items are out of sequence. I had them in order in my folder, but when I did a browse to upload they were disarrayed again.

Regards, Steve

[John Keeton]

Steve, very nice piece, and an excellent photo tutorial!! I like the inlay work, as well.

On the distribution of pics, you can place them within the text of your post by putting your cursor where you want the pic, and clicking the drop down arrow next to the 'paperclip' and clicking on the appropriate pic for that location.

If you want to go back and rearrange, you should be able to do that by editing the post or reply post.

Also, I usually preview my post to assure I have the pics in the right places before submitting the post/reply.

[Thomas Bennett]

Very nice presentation and craftsmanship. Thanks for going to all the effort!

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Steve, Great visual tutorial and nice job on the work. Love what you did here.:)

[David E Keller]

Thanks for the photos and a nice looking piece.

Do you typically sketch your forms on the exterior of the wood or was that just for the photos?

[Pete Jordan]

Thanks Steve!

Excellent work!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Thanks for sharing Steve. Really nice bowl. Well done.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Steve - thanks for the photo series! Very nice work and the photo sequence will help others understand the process! Thanks for taking the time!

[Steve Trauthwein]

Thanks for all of the kind remarks. David in answer to your question I don't usually mark on a blank, I did on this one to get proportions and use as much of this block as possible.

Regards, Steve

[William Hutchinson]

Thanks Steve for taking the time for the progress photo's and discussion of the crafting of your piece. It is a great looking form and the turquoise inlay add a nice element.

[Jim Silva]

Very nice progression post and piece. Well done!

Jim

[charlie knighton]

very nice, thanks for sharing

[James Roberts]

Thanks a lot for taking the time to photo journal this project. A very nice piece indeed.

[Baxter Smith]

Very nice. Thanks!

[gary Zimmel]

Thanks for sharing the pics Steve. Real nice bowl.