This is a “sister” to the previous “Prairie Skies” hollow forms, coming from the same boxelder log.



5 1/4 inches diameter, 4 1/2 inches tall. Friction polish finish.
Here’s a picture of the three sisters.

This is a “sister” to the previous “Prairie Skies” hollow forms, coming from the same boxelder log.
5 1/4 inches diameter, 4 1/2 inches tall. Friction polish finish.
Here’s a picture of the three sisters.
I had the good fortune this weekend to attend a hands-on turning class led by Trent Bosch, a well-known turner and wood sculptor. Here are the fruits of that class: two hollow forms turned from green ash.
They’re about 4 1/2 inches diameter and about 4 inches tall. #1 (on the left) has kind of an amphora shape (minus the handles) with a rounded bottom, so it rests on it’s side. The photo doesn’t show it well, but there’s a little curl figure in #2 on the right. (It’s just a smartphone picture that I snapped this morning after I finished sanding and applying some Danish oil.)
It’s going to be a while before I do some more of this sort of thing. Turning hollow forms requires some tools I don’t have yet. Unless there’s some angel out there who’d like to gift me with some?