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    "Morning Glory"

    9 inch BLM burl, dyed

    I have not posted here in a long time and thought I might again join in and see what is here again
    Ron
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    Quite the dye job Ron looks very nice!

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    Well, for one thing there are a couple of morning glories like I have never seen before!
    Veni Vidi Vendi Vente! I came, I saw, I bought a large coffee!

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    I would sure like to see it up close and personal.
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    That's gorgeous! Love the detail and separation of the colors. Method?

    Jim

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    Very nice job on both of these pieces Ron. Keep the pics coming....especially your vases.
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    Magnificent!
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    Jim Silva I used transtint dye with DNA and sprayed the outer edge with the lathe running. Then applied blue right from the bottle, after it dried I then sanded it back. Applied red transting let it dry sanded it back some and then added more blue from the bottle. I added the blue with dye and paper towel then sanded back the last time. Finished with 10 coats of lacquer and polished it back with micro mesh Hope this helped you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Silva View Post
    That's gorgeous! Love the detail and separation of the colors. Method?

    Jim
    Jim i apply the dye and sand it back. I first did the rim with blue and DNA using a airbrush. I then applied blue on the balance, let it dry and sand it back. Then added red let it dry and sand it back. I only sanded as much as I needed to getting the effect I wanted

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    Ron, it is almost breathtaking it's so good looking, but, there's only one dish is there not? The first pic is of the inside, and the second pic is of the exterior, right? I see that some of the earlier posters, think they are looking at two separate dishes. Then again, maybe I'm wrong.
    Len

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    Quote Originally Posted by Len Mullin View Post
    Ron, it is almost breathtaking it's so good looking, but, there's only one dish is there not? The first pic is of the inside, and the second pic is of the exterior, right? I see that some of the earlier posters, think they are looking at two separate dishes. Then again, maybe I'm wrong.
    Len

    Len no you are right. Many think it is two different pieces but they are not. Not sure what happened but the bottom did not take the dya the same as the top. ?? Don't understand but that is the way it is. Ron

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    Wow. Mind = blown.
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    Outstanding, Ron!
    Grant
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    Looks very delicate........Nice

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    Nice concept, the color really adds to the look of fragility.

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