Here are some recent ladles without much commentary -- better photos to come soon!
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| Ladles on a chair -- from left, they are Ash, Apple, and Boxelder |
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| White Ash, Apple, and curly Boxelder ladles. |
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| Apple ladle |
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| Boxelder ladles |
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| Curly Boxelder close-up |
Monday, February 4, 2019
More Ladles
When Mother Nature gives us a crooked branch, carving ladles from the crook can be a lot of fun. The rim of the bowl follows the natural curve of the bark on the inner side of the crook.
Here are some recent ladles without much commentary -- better photos to come soon!
Here are some recent ladles without much commentary -- better photos to come soon!
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More Ladles
When Mother Nature gives us a crooked branch, carving ladles from the crook can be a lot of fun. The rim of the bowl follows the natural cu...
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Every now and then, I make something just for me. Not for sale, nor a family gift, just something to appeal to an audience of one -- me. ... -
When Mother Nature gives us a crooked branch, carving ladles from the crook can be a lot of fun. The rim of the bowl follows the natural cu... -
Heavy, thick-walled natural edge bowl in Black Walnut. Natural-edge bowls allow the rim to follow the curve of the outer surface of the tr...
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