Cherry bowl

[Julie Tanner]

This is a bowl that I made last week. Its cherry that was out in the log pile for at least 2 years. Its 8" x 7"

Thanks for taking a PeeK

[Alex Elias]

That is a great looking piece of wood. I like what you did with it, the texture and the shape look great.
Thanks for sharing

[Steve Schlumpf]

Beautiful wood Julie and the form you turned really shows it off! Love the color variations, the worm holes and the spalting! Nice work - looking forward to seeing more!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Julie that is some good looking wood. The bowls are beauties. Well done.

[Glenn Hodges]

When I first started turning I asked an experienced woodturner what to do about worm holes, and he told me to look for wood with more. Lots of people love them. I like the color of the wood and form.

[Rick Gifford]

What happened with the black areas?

I love the form and especially that it has wormholes!

Very cool :D

[John Hart]

Ain't Turning cool? :)

Nice looking piece Julie!!;)

[robert hainstock]

The black is most likely caused by water. Light colored hardwoods that have been imerrsed forlong periods of time turn charcoal black in time.

[Dale Gregory]

Julie, great job! I really like them. Send me some of that scrap wood when you get a chance.;) Where do you all find the great burls or knurly woods like this. Mine are usually so plain looking.

Dale

[robert hainstock]

great looking bowl, great form. you have an artists eye. :)
Bob

[Tom Sherman]

Julie you have it going on another nice bowl.

[Ed Scolforo]

Looks good from here, Julie!

[Dan Forman]

That's a really interesting piece of wood, and you have done well with it. It has character in spades!

Dan

[Henry C. Gernhardt, III]

Nice piece, Julie! Just out of curiosity---was the wood punky at all?