Making a Mermaid Bowl
Guest editor ZoëGertner is lured by the siren song into creating this deep-sea beauty I have acquired a collection of
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Guest editor ZoëGertner is lured by the siren song into creating this deep-sea beauty I have acquired a collection of
Guest editor Andy Coates interviews artistic woodturner Tic Challis Tic Challis is an artist and woodturner living and working in
Guest editor Les Symonds takes on an unusual heritage project One of the many advantages of living in the Snowdonia
Molly Winton provides some useful information to consider when burning and branding woodturned projects. This article will explore non-traditional pyrography
Steve Bisco delves into the dark art of fuming oak There is something about the word ‘apothecary’ that conjures up
In an abridged extract from All New Turning Projects, Richard Raffan makes these simple handled bowls. In this project you
Andy Coates looks at a commonly made object and deconstructs it to make something more interesting. Once in a while
Thin bowls have never really done much for me. The thinnest bowl I’ve made was a small maple (Acer saccharum)