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Carved Bowls in Cottonwood and Birch

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Carving bowls helps me to live on the land

Posted on February 15, 2013 by jackbaumgartner Posted in Bone Meal Bread, bowls and vessels, craft, design, land, technique and process, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged birch, carved bowl, cottonwood, craft, design, green woodworking, hand tools, handmade, jack baumgartner, traditional woodwork, wood carving, wooden bowls, woodworking Leave a comment

Carved Bowl in Cottonwood

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Below is a gallery documenting the process of carving a large bowl from 1/2 of a cottonwood log.

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Posted on December 30, 2012 by jackbaumgartner Posted in Bone Meal Bread, bowls and vessels, design, technique and process, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged adze, carved bowl, cottonwood, craft, design, handmade, handtools, making, photography, traditional woodwork, wooden ware, woodwork 10 Comments

Adze Ash, Carry Cottonwood

Posted on January 25, 2012 by jackbaumgartner Posted in logging and milling, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, woodwork Tagged Ash, cottonwood, logging and milling, traditional woodwork, woodwork 1 Comment

Four Bowls

Below are four bowls (from left) in elm, cottonwood, cottonwood, and ash.

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The second cottonwood bowl taken from the crotch-wood.

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The Ash bowl.

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Posted on September 21, 2009 by jackbaumgartner Posted in wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged Ash, bowl turning, cottonwood, elm, wooden bowls Leave a comment
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