Playing with Pyrography

[Bill Bulloch]

Me and the wife took a class on Pyrography with Andi Wofle on the 14th. These are her first try at it. I haven't tried anything yet because of my lack of talent.

The hollow form is 6" x 3 1/2" Polpar. Rather plain until she added these bugs.

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This platter is maple with rosewood rims. 12" in diameter. By-the-way the Dawgs won yesterday.

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Did I mention that the Dawgs won yesterday??

What ya think??

[charlie knighton]

very nice, nice to work with your wife, like your dog

[Sid Matheny]

Your playing looks like you have been doing that a long time Bill. It all looks great except for the dawg!:p Go VOLS!

Sid

[John Keeton]

Bill, the poplar form is nice, but your wife really dressed it up! I like the platter, as well, and as always, your glue lines are TIGHT!

[Donny Lawson]

Nice Work......... GO DWAGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Roger Chandler]

Boy, that is pretty stuff, Bill...........I think you must have married up! Your wife did a fine job on these............If I were you I would keep her close!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Really nice Bill. It is fun working with your wife. I have enjoyed doing the vases that mine designs.

[Bill Bolen]

"TURN N BURN"...a new business name. You turn She burns! both of you get to do what you enjoy most. Great pieces both.

[Jim Burr]

It sure is great to colaborate with your wife...that must be fun! Really nice work to the both of you!

[Tim Rinehart]

Bill, the poplar form is nice, but your wife really dressed it up! I like the platter, as well, and as always, your glue lines are TIGHT!
I don't know what JK's talking bout...what glue lines??!;)
I think I like the top down view of that first piece the best, dramatic effect.