Simple walnut fruit bowl

[Hayes Rutherford]

My internet connection seemed liked it was working pretty good this morning so I thought I would post this walnut bowl I would think of as a fruit bowl. Turned from an approximately 2-3/4x13 dried blank, two applications of danish oil.

C&C always welcome.

[Doug Herzberg]

Hayes, I like Black Walnut and I think your fruit bowl is great. I'm sort of new at this round stuff, so I hope you don't mind if I copy your form on some old dry 12/4 walnut I have out in the barn.

[John Keeton]

Clean and sleek!! Excellent form.

[Baxter Smith]

Great looking bowl Hayes. Pretty wood and simple lines(though they are not always that simple to make and do it well) make the best looking bowls. Someone will always have a place for this one!

[Prashun Patel]

I love yr form. I find it a challenge to get the balance between lift, shoulder size, and return at the top. All 3 feel right to me here. I think you should change the 'simple' in yr title to 'elegant'. The best kind of work.

[Mark Patoka]

Looks very nice, simple but still elegant. I have a piece of maple about that size that I may use this as inspiration for.

[Roger Chandler]

I'm with Mark .........simple yet elegant! Very clean lines and a nice finish...........Hayes..........it is hard to get better than that! Someone will find this one very useful and enjoyable to use!

[Dan Forman]

Hayes - That is a beauty, really like the lines, and you know what I think of walnut.

Dan

[dan carter]

Very nice job. Good looking product.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Good looking bowl Hayes! I like the rim!

[Hayes Rutherford]

Thanks for the kind words. It's so true that simple isn't always so simple. I think it is human nature to complicate things and I'm usually guilty of that.

[Michelle Rich]

that will hold a lot of fruit & look super on a table!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Really nice bowl Hayes. I like the elegant but simple form.