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“Split Personality”
Black Cherry

by Peter McCrea

March 2008

11¼” wide by 7¼” tall

Urethane oil and wax

“Nature’s Texture”
Black Cherry

by Peter McCrea

March 2008

12¼” wide by 1½” tall

Urethane oil and wax

”Heartache”
Black Cherry

by Peter McCrea

March 2008

10¼” wide by 2½” tall

Urethane oil and wax

Jarrah Bowl

by Mark Irving

8” wide by 2” tall

Danish oil

Apple Bowl

by Mark Irving

6” wide by 3” tall

Danish oil

Apple Bowl

by Mark Irving

7” wide by 3” tall

Danish oil

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Apple Bowl

by Mark Irving

6” wide by 2½” tall

Danish oil

“Journey’s End”
Cherry Burl Bowl

by Peter Asselyn

March 2008

17” wide by 7” tall

Torched

”Of the Dawn”
Red Oak Hollow Form

by Peter Asselyn

March 2008

8” wide by 12” tall

Oil

”Poppy”
Box Elder Hollow Form

by Bob Delio

August 2007

?” wide by 8” tall

Acryllic paint and burned

Poplar Chessmen

by Damon Harmon

small!

none

Tops for Kids
McCreedywood

by Peter McCrea

March 2008

Pen Polish

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Peter Asselyn’s piece gave Jacques the chance to discuss bowl bottoms

Bill Powell’s bowl was so light and airy that Jacques began calling him The Thin Man.

And he did a double take on Damon Harmon’s poplar chessmen.

As always, Bob Delio’s collaboration with his wife drew high praise.

Jacques point out
the finer points
on Mark Irving’s
square edge piece.

All photos this page by Peter McCrea & Andy Hoyt

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Peter McCrea’s natural edge bowl got a “spot on” from Jacques.

As did the curve on this bowl from Mark Irving.

Asselyn’s oak (OAK!?!?) hollow form caught everyone’s attention.

Even Jacques’ own work failed to escape
his scrutiny.

All present agreed that the piece was highly flawed and voted unanimously that Andy Hoyt should keep this one safe from further public view for all time.

Pony up, Bub.

Page last updated April 22, 2008