Please accept our profuse apologies. It seems that the February Gremlin is back for a return visit. This time he wrought havoc on Peter’s focal plane. Wonder what he’ll do next year?
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Doll House Miniatures in 1/12th scale
Walnut, Blackwood, and Osage Orange
by Peter McCrea
January 2008
“Pen Polish”
Black Locust Platter
by Don Caron
12” diameter
Satin Wipe-on Poly
Pierced Walnut Hollow Form
by John C. Ramsay
November 2007
4” wide by 4” tall
Mineral Oil and “VR7”
Cherry Bowl
by Burt Truman
February 2008
7½” wide by 2½” tall
Cherry Bowl
by Dennis Curtis
February 2008
9½” wide by 4” tall
Tung Oil
Ornament
by John C. Ramsay
November 2007
Rock Maple Bowl
by Andy Hoyt
February 2008
@12” wide by @5” tall
Nothing yet.
Candlesticks Maple, Mahogany, and Brass
by Tom Raymond
February 2008
4” wide by 6” tall
Wipe on Poly
Cherry Burl Bowl
by Mac Ray
2008
5½” wide by 2¾” tall
Danish Oil
Locust Bowl
by Mac Ray
2008
8” wide by 3” tall
Wax and Grout
Birch Bowl
by Lou Landry
February 2008
15” wide by 5” tall
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It’s amazing how the littlest things can be such a huge achievement. Well done, Pete.
Peter Asselyn sutured this one together quite nicely.
Lou Landry’s segmented bowl was a huge hit.
As was this one - also by Lou
And Mac Ray’s was just splendid.
All photos this page by Peter McCrea and Andy Hoyt
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Sycamore, Purpleheart, Osage Orange, and Cherry Bowl
by Lou Landry
June 2007
12” wide by 4½” tall
Poly
“Northern Lights”
Ash Burl Bowl
by Peter Asselyn
February 2008
11” wide by 3” tall
Oil
Rock Maple Bowl
by Peter Asselyn
February 2008
21” wide by 6” tall
Oil
Bottle Stopper Rack Birds Eye and Curly Maple
by Mike Chase
February 2008
6¾” tall
Crystal Coat
Claro Walnut Platter
by John McAlevey
2008
18” wide by 1” tall
Oil
Cored Mahogany Bowls
by Mark Irving
2008
10” wide by 2½” tall
7” wide by 1½” tall
Danish Oil
Spalted Maple Bowl
by Mark Irving
2008
11” wide by 3½” tall
Danish Oil
Myrtlewood (from Oregon) Bowl
by John McAlevey
2008
11” wide by 3” tall
Oil
Locust Bowl
by Charlotte Carnes
December 2007
7¾” wide by 1½” tall
Wipe on Poly
Yellow Wood Bowl
by Charlotte Carnes
January 2008
8½” wide by 2” tall
Danish Oil
Black Walnut Bowl
by Charlotte Carnes
December 2007
9½” wide by 4” tall
Danish Oil
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John Ramsay’s piece was so fragile looking that Mark was afraid to get anywhere near it.
Dennis Curtis nailed the form on this lump of cherry.
Peter Asselyn liked this one so much he gave it a name - “Northern Lights”
John McAlevey’s platter had Mark speechless.
And Damon Harmon’s bowl and platter stand was a huge success.
We’ll have a detailed drawing available for this winner in the near future.
Page last updated March 2, 2008
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