Very nice Steve. First thing I thought of was an apple with a worm hole! well done.
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Very nice Steve. First thing I thought of was an apple with a worm hole! well done.
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I really like this piece. Very nice Steve and the choice of color is spot on.!
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The color looks very apple-like on my computer... Looks like there should be a worm coming out of that bark inclusion.
Seriously _ I like this... I've started playing with color, but don't even have green - maybe I'll get some.
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Great idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks Steve. Wasn't sure if you used water or DNA.Originally Posted by Steve Schlumpf
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I love the form, love the wood, and the green, well it makes my mouth water for a green apple Jolly Rancher!
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Beautiful piece Steve. Doesn't take much to go from a turning to art, which of course will bring a higher price. Well done.
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These just get better and better. I did like the cherry red one better (probably because of the color), but the big inclusion on this is really cool.
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Beautiful piece Steve. The color really makes the piece stand out and the added figure in the wood enhances the overall look. Ain't this fun!
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Wonderful piece Steve, great form and finish, and the coloring is well done. Two thumbs up !
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Couldn't get this piece off my mind. Saw a form Cody posted on the red cedar thread. Turned a similar one and then thought about your green apple. Decided to try my hand at dying. Will post if not disgusting.
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Steve, that is so neat! Thanks for letting see this and telling us how you did it. I have seen pictures of scroll sawn work dyed with Rit but it looked like paint and never really gave it a second thought. Hope you don't mind if I borrow your idea, its just to good to pass up!
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Juicy!! gave me an idea for later on... Thx.
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Steve, This one reminds me of one a did a year or so ago, but mine was a bit taller and had a contrasting collar. Green is one of my favorite colors, because it relates to money!!! You have done your self proud again! Here is the one I did for your to remember.
Great work,
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Wow!! A matching pair. Both pieces are simply stunning. I'm a big fan of green too. Must be from having served in the Army for all those years. I think I like the Rit dye better than the SolarLux that I used. I might have to pick some up. Maybe I'll try purple.
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