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barbara dill

Candle Holders, Curly Maple, Split Turnings

I first made this form in the Fall of 2009. My goal was to use split turnings as a way to make larger pieces. I got back to this idea months later. It took me an entire month to figure out how I had done this form. Due to my careful notes and drawings, I made these in April. They are 21-24 inches tall and 3.5 inches square.
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Charlie Knighton
very nice, thanks for sharing
 
B
Barbara, these are beautiful offset candle holders in my book. They really would add an element of awe to anyones displaying them on the mantle. I guess that you had done them like an inside out plus offset turnings? Well done.
 

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