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Here is a picture I recently took of a Manzanita Burl bangle with a crushed turquoise inlay. My 12 year old daughter is wearing the bangle… Man! She is growing up :( I made this bangle about two months ago, but am just getting it posted.
I also have attached a picture of an Aspen Burl bangle that I made around the same time. Again, my daughter is the model.
She is daddy’s helper, but I haven’t quite convinced her to sweep up the shop for me :) I will keep working that angle. haha
Thanks for looking!
Eric
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exelectrician
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#1 posted 285 days ago
Those bangles are intriguing.
I imagine that the inner core is spun first and then inserted into the wooden turning and then spun again to complete the edge. Am I completly wrong, or is there some other magical way to do this?
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#2 posted 285 days ago
Your contrasts of each medium really complement each other remarkably well and thats all of your projects. Well done!!!!!!!!!!!! Look forward to more of your art!
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#3 posted 284 days ago
Love your bangles, Eric. Both of those are Super!
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#4 posted 279 days ago
Thanks everyone!
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