Turning of the Week for December 26, 2022

[Emiliano Achaval]

After a 15-yard penalty for a false start, here we go. @Bill Boehme has selected the beautiful work by Lyle Jamieson "Cherry Goblet" for this week's TOTW honors. Bill's words: " It is a simple, unadorned long stemmed goblet, but it has perfectly proportioned flowing lines." Lyle named his goblet work "Cherry Goblet". Congratulations Lyle!

 

[Gabriel Hoff]

Congratulations Lyle! I was wondering about that other pick!

 

[Bill Boehme]

Thanks for saving my bacon, Emiliano. I was a bit under the weather. I have been an admirer of Lyle's exquisite turnings ever since seeing some of his work in the instant gallery at SWAT about eighteen years ago. Besides being one of the best woodturners, Lyle is a very approachable guy who is very generous with sharing his knowledge to help others, especially beginners.

 

[Kirk Amidon]

Beautiful piece, and the photography is quite worthy, as well.

 

[Lyle Jamieson]

Congratulations Lyle! I was wondering about that other pick!

Thanks Gabriel!

 

[Lyle Jamieson]

Thanks for saving my bacon, Emiliano. I was a bit under the weather. I have been an admirer of Lyle's exquisite turnings ever since seeing some of his work in the instant gallery at SWAT about eighteen years ago. Besides being one of the best woodturners, Lyle is a very approachable guy who is very generous with sharing his knowledge to help others, especially beginners.

Thanks you for the honors and kind words Bill!

 

[Lyle Jamieson]

Beautiful piece, and the photography is quite worthy, as well.

Thanks Kirk!

 

[Russ Braun]

Nice choice Bill, well deserved Lyle!!

 

[Kory Egan]

Thats stunning!!

 

[Art Betke]

Well done, and I agree with the judging criteria.

 

[Jack Collins]

After a 15-yard penalty for a false start, here we go. @Bill Boehme has selected the beautiful work by Lyle Jamieson "Cherry Goblet" for this week's TOTW honors. Bill's words: " It is a simple, unadorned long stemmed goblet, but it has perfectly proportioned flowing lines." Lyle named his goblet work "Cherry Goblet". Congratulations Lyle!

Beautiful because of its simplicity!

 

[Lars Hansen]

What a beautiful piece, Lyle.
Well chosen, Emiliano.

 

[Darryn Achall]

Nice piece!