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Joie de vivre
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turning_gal made this one, it is made from a Holly tree with 4 different alcohol dyes applied. The top is made from Florida Eucalyptus with turquoise powder mixed with epoxy to fill some cracking.



Mine is made from the Buckeye tree, if you are from Michigan its Horse Chestnut. The top is made from a piece of Holly turned 98% with a bowl gouge. There is a huge void on the other side but I used shrink wrap to hold the vase together and and stop the chips from flying out.

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Beautiful!


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WOW!


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Nice work not easily done.


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Oh they are beautiful to see. I never heard of a holly tree. You can see right through the void in the 2nd vase.
 
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Those are absolutely stunning!
 
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Both is those look awesome. I have been turning for about 3 years and absolutely love it. One day I might get to your level but far from that now.
 
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I could watch that stuff on Youtube for hours. And I have...



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Great work. Beautiful. Takes a skilled person to make a piece of art like those.


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I could watch that stuff on Youtube for hours. And I have...


Me, too! I like the movie where the craftsman turned a huge and ugly bole into a huge and beautiful bowl.
 
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