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This 1950's retro vase has been cut from Poplar and Cedar. It is approx 7 inches tall and 4 inches wide. This vase is set up to be used as a dry vase. Sanded to 400 grit and then finished with bees wax and mineral oil mixture.
DW
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Nice, DW, as usual. Kinda reminds me of a lava lamp. -
I was thinking the same thing Carole. Very nice DWHawaiilad
LarryComment
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Nice work. Making a scrolled bowl or vase is on my 2012 cut list.
BTW...I had never heard the term dry vase. I had always heard them referred to as weed pots. See def below.
"What is a weed pot? That's a very fair question? My definition is: "any vessel for holding a single stem of grass or weed, that isn't a normally accepted vase shape". It's that simple. If it's capable of holding a scrap of grass, a cotton tail or a ear of wheat, then it fits the bill, regardless of shape, or material."Scott
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Great job DW.
LindaComment
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Nice job. Love the shape & great job.Betty
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Beautiful piece of work I've never done many of the specialty items you can do on a scroll saw like intarsia, bowls, boxes, cpmpound cutting, etc. I am mainly a stick-in-the-mud kinda guy, doing mostly fret work. However, I truly admire those that do!"Live as though Christ died yesterday, arose this morning, and is coming back tomorrow."Comment
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Nice, the vase or I should say one similar, is also on my possible pieces to try list once I get more experience. Nice work.Comment
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Nice work!Hegner Polymax- 3,Hegner Multimax-3,
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