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Semi-natural edge bowl in mulberry - with handles
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Semi-natural edge bowl in mulberry - with handles
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Mark Wardle

Semi-natural edge bowl in mulberry - with handles

I preserved the natural edge on two sides of this bowl, then traced them and cut the cross grain sides to match - making a sort of fake natural edge on the other two sides. Then I cut the 'handles'. It sits on four feet - all one piece.
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Al Chavez
It looks fantastic Mark. Another pic of the profile or bottom would be wonderful to see.
Thanks for posting.
 
Mark Wardle
Al Chavez said:
It looks fantastic Mark. Another pic of the profile or bottom would be wonderful to see.
Thanks for posting.
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Thanks Al - I've been trying to figure out how to add pictures in the comments, but I danged if I can figure it out. The FAQ in the forums is for an older version of your website I think, or maybe it's coz I'm on a mac? Not sure.
 
Al Chavez
Hi Mark.
What I do is upload to a photo hosting site like Imgur (its free) then you can select the pic and a drop down menu on the right side appears. The second selection down is called "Direct Link".
Copy and paste that into the comment through the "Insert Image" icon that looks like a picture. Save and the picture will post in the comment.
Al
 
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