Let the fun begin!
Project: Any object turned using the "inside-out" process where pieces of wood are held together, turned, the pieces are then reversed, glued together and final turned.
Wood: Anything you want!
Requirements: Must use a minimum of three pieces of wood. That's it, no more requirements. Any size, as many or as few species of wood as you want, can be a vase, an ornament, a bauble, a necklace, an earing, or anything else you can come up with.
Deadline: Sunday, June 28, 8:00pm CST. Post pictures of your entry in this thread. Voting will close on June 30, 8:00pm CST.
Example: Here is a picture of an ornament I made a couple of years ago using the inside out process. Walnut and cherry using dimensional lumber for the staves.
Note, I will not be making an ornament for my entry, that would be unfair. I plan on trying something completely new to me, although I don't know what yet. I will also post some links in the next day or two for those who may be unfamiliar with the inside-out process. My hope is this challenge will promote some good discussion on method and design. If others have links or examples, please share.
Project: Any object turned using the "inside-out" process where pieces of wood are held together, turned, the pieces are then reversed, glued together and final turned.
Wood: Anything you want!
Requirements: Must use a minimum of three pieces of wood. That's it, no more requirements. Any size, as many or as few species of wood as you want, can be a vase, an ornament, a bauble, a necklace, an earing, or anything else you can come up with.
Deadline: Sunday, June 28, 8:00pm CST. Post pictures of your entry in this thread. Voting will close on June 30, 8:00pm CST.
Example: Here is a picture of an ornament I made a couple of years ago using the inside out process. Walnut and cherry using dimensional lumber for the staves.
Note, I will not be making an ornament for my entry, that would be unfair. I plan on trying something completely new to me, although I don't know what yet. I will also post some links in the next day or two for those who may be unfamiliar with the inside-out process. My hope is this challenge will promote some good discussion on method and design. If others have links or examples, please share.