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AllenN
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I agree with you, that grain looks lovely and it would be a shame to distract the eye from it.
A nice flowing bowl Frederick. I like it no evidence of tool or sanding marks top job.
Ash always surprises with the grain what looks like a plain piece can produce some lovely grain.
It is hard to add colour to a bowl that you have spent time turning as many think that they could mess it up. Sometimes you just have to go for it. I take a long look at a piece before committing paints or stains to a piece.
Ash always surprises with the grain what looks like a plain piece can produce some lovely grain.
It is hard to add colour to a bowl that you have spent time turning as many think that they could mess it up. Sometimes you just have to go for it. I take a long look at a piece before committing paints or stains to a piece.
wm460
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That is a beauty Fred, well done.
Penpal
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The natural colour wins.
Peter.
Peter.