This is an astonishing looking little bowl Phil. The grain & colour is quite beautiful & I can see your locomotive in that lovely branch inclusion. As I said before, an astonishing little bowl because it has been through the hands of a Master Craftsman. There is NOTHING to not like with this little bowl, it is a work of Art. Don
Very nice result from a piece of wood that most people would have thrown away or burnt in their fireplace. It takes a good eye to be able to visualize the beauty that is hidden in a piece of wood, and you obviously have that!! Thanks for sharing and keep up the nice work!
Nice job, Phil!That dogwood finished up very nicely. It looks like satin in the pictures. I also like the way you finish you bark edges. They always look so clean and tight. Thanks for sharing!
Ah, yes, patience. That took me awhile, too, Mike. It'll pay off though, in nice, smooth, gratifying to hold pieces. Thank you so much for watching and commenting, much appreciated! Phil
I must need sleep. I read the title of the video and was expecting you to turn a dish for feeding a dog! 😱😱😱 It has been a really long day!! Really enjoyed this one , Phil. I think I had better call it a night! Thanks for a great video, Phil. Great way to end the day!! 😃😃🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Safe turning, my friend, .....Gord
Really nice Phil! Pacific Dogwood is a really hard wood. I have made about 10 bowls out of it, and they are all pinkish like the one you made, and some of them even have dark streaking in them too, just like yours. This wood also spalts very nicely too. I really think you made a winner out of this one! (I see a toucan, yes like the fruit loops bird, childhood nostalgia lol)
Hi Phil, I saw a feather before you pointed out the locomotive :) That would be a perfect bowl on a dresser for jewellery or keys. I like the dogwood colours very much. Its a great piece as always. Cheers, Michelle.
Beautiful bowl, thanks! Also, thanks for the nice view at the end showing before and after, and nice views of the final product. So many turners clutter their pics with links. I saw a large sharks tooth...
That turned out very nice Phil. I have turned many species of wood but haven't had the opportunity to turn dogwood yet! Look forward to getting some in the future!
Another nice piece and a language refresher - 'enamoured'. I'd kinda lost that word but rediscovery (thanks Phil) let's one see it differently - 'en amour'. Yep, I think one can stand back and think you're a gorgeous piece of wood and I like (love?) you a lot!! Ah, Phil, your passion shines in your work and your words!
The underside of the bowl reminds me of a ladies shoe , inside the bowl the dark wood reminds me of a comet but there is definitely a man's face at the head of the (Comet ) likened to an ancient African warrior.Certainly a keeper I'm sure you signed it proudly.
Phil before you said what you saw with the dark wood I saw a slug with a dogs face...lol That said it is a very pretty bowl with a nice finish. Also last Sunday a friend gave me 3 nice sized Dogwood chunks and 2 Sycamore pieces. All fresh cut so now I have to wait. His neighbor had the trees cut down and now he looks for wood for me. Great job on this one...I guess they can teach and Old Dogwood new tricks. Take care my friend, Gary
Haha! Actually, my first thought was slug, too, Gary, but apparently they are not universal and I didn't want to have to explain what a slug is! How cool, now you've got neighbors searching out wood! This old dog is tired, just got done sanding for about three hours. Time to call it a night! Phil
This old dog is wore out as well. I finished a turning for a few weeks out. Then glued some more pieces for another one of my multi pieces turnings. Next week I will be the older dog in the pack..I hope our cats show me some respect. Maybe let me sit in my favorite chair for once..lol
Beautiful little dogwood. I love the beautiful white grain of dogwood. I’ve never turned any but everyone I’ve seen has such a wonderful grain pattern. U did a wonderful job Phil. Thanks for sharing!
This one was cut in March. If your candidate should 'accidentally' 😉 succumb, do attempt to arrange (ahem!) for the sad event to occur sometime about midwinter. Otherwise, it'll crack in pieces.
Very nice little bowl. I'm always looking for a place to put my car keys when I get into the house, and this would be a great solution. I also like having a place in the bedroom to put my earrings and watch. I've been using Frankoma pottery spoon rests, but the wood bowl is appealing, too. Thank you for this lovely video.
Great looking piece of Dogwood. In the state of Virginia, Dogwood is the state tree. It’s hard to fine unless it’s dead or storm damage. I have never turned a Dogwood bowl, just very small things from a dead one. It’s a very slow growing tree here in Virginia.
Thank You Phil (thank you Dave, Calmwood Creations) Another very nice bowl and performance Phil ( I have to admit, I do miss the end "when the nub stops turning" part when you use a tenon) Dogwood I know I have seen but can not recognize when passing. Flowering Dogwood I know is beautiful. Dog treats (or cat for your house Phil) in the Dogwood bowl ?...tm
Wonderful turning, i see a pheasants head and eye looking to the right. I love watching your turning video's. I do a bit of wood carving just spoons and things like that, but you have inspired me to try and carve a live edged dish or bowl. I would love a lathe but i live in a block of flats so noise would be a big problem. Regards Chris from the UK.
Hi Phil, maybe I’m not looking at it the way that many others are but with that branch at the bottom, the first thing that jumped into my mind was a Rhinoceros horn & the observation that it’s a very lovely piece. Regards as always from the U.K. Geof
Yeah, I see the horn, Geof. This is pretty amazing and fun! I don't know what it tells us about our viewers and ourselves, but it's interesting! Thank you, my friend! Phil
Go look at the bit below the 'speeding train' and look for the Polar Bear laying in the snow!! I've made dozens of these kind of natural edge Candy Bowls, and yours here Phil, is a very fine example!! Mike, Dover, UK.
I see the bird also Kerri, Looks like a Toucan to me. I hope you agree Phil because 'two can' see better than one lol. Beautiful Wood and I'm so glad you left it with a bark, it being dogwood n' all :)
Sorry I couldn't help you decide on this one Phil, but I knew you would figure it out and you sure did!! Lovely, lovely bowl, beautiful grain and color. Yes I can see the locomotive like it's rushing in from a distance, nice. But I've got to say that 48°F (8℃) is not a heat wave by any stretch of the imagination, sorry 🤷♀️... wish you could send some of the coolness down our way here in Trinidad we're currently at 31℃ or 88℉ 🥵
Gorgeous, Phil! We lost the big, beautiful dogwood in our front yard with the last storm that came through. She was about 40 years old and she was a sight to behold when blooming. :(
I sent that one in the box because I knew you'd do it justice (and WOW! you certainly did!). That, and I've kept back a couple larger chunks for myself. Hard, dense and heavy, but prone to severe cracking. If anyone wants the backstory on this, reply here. (hint: very, very local) In that box, I wrote, "I wood, yew would, holly wood, dogwood, too!" All local found wood.
Yes, Dave, I enjoy your prose when I open the boxes, almost as much as the wood you send! Yeah, you got a story, we want to hear it! Oh, I'm just finishing up another one of your pieces. You and I gotta talk, my friend, preferably over a few (quite a few) beers! Phil
Howdy Phil Nice piece of dogwood ....I never turn dogwood either but I have planted some wen I had my landscaping business ...cut a few down too . Right you said locomotive I said train ! If you put the " branch " horizontal on the bottom I see a deer head having that dark spot is eye . have the branch horizontal on top I see your train and I also see a deer head on the bottom having that dark spot it nose and the two eyes above it . nice keep on turnin'
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop thanks Phil ...I do see things that you people from this third rock from your sun can not see ....lol....but tell me ....did you see the deer ?
It is a super cutie and before you mentioned the fast train I had thought it looked like a railroad spike so we were on the same track. Hehe. Loving it.
Where, in this beautiful country, is a heat wave 40 degrees ? ;-) here in central Florida, about the same time, we had a heat wave --- 80 degrees. I have some dogwood from a tree I cut about 25 yrs. ago. I made a beautiful dogwood mallet but it cracked & broke the first time I used it. I was afraid for you throughout this video. Glad it "turned" out so gorgeous for you. Want some more ?
Well, when it's been in the 30's, 40 feels pretty good, Jim! Yeah, yeah, I have friends that moved to Florida and they are always posting pictures of their sun-baked pool and yard. Enough! LOL! I'm in Bonney Lake, Washington, just about as far away from you as possible! I'm always looking for unusual wood to turn, Jim. Do you happen to have a crotch piece or something kind of largish? Thank you for your very kind offer! Phil
Phil Anderson - Shady Acres Woodshop No crotch pieces but I'll keep my eyes out. By the way, it's 48º here, Now. If I find something interesting, do I just send it to you. C/O general delivery ?
Phil, You've done an Amazing job My Friend! Wasn't it Dogwood that the cross was made of... kinda figures that there would be such inherent beauty hidden in such a piece! Rather fitting if you ask me.
I also thought that the cross JESUS carried to his crucifixion was dogwood and the pink color represented his blood also found in the flower. Live n learn.
To be honest Phil without being asked In Ireland at the moment a lot of Mediaeval sites are being found and lots of stuff is being shown in areas around the Country I wouldn't say the Dog wood Dish would be out of place but it would be accepted in the present context because of the arrow ----Knife type showing in the Dish ----Other than that It's ultra Beautiful xxxx
This is an astonishing looking little bowl Phil. The grain & colour is quite beautiful & I can see your locomotive in that lovely branch inclusion. As I said before, an astonishing little bowl because it has been through the hands of a Master Craftsman. There is NOTHING to not like with this little bowl, it is a work of Art. Don
Many thanks, Don!
Very nice result from a piece of wood that most people would have thrown away or burnt in their fireplace. It takes a good eye to be able to visualize the beauty that is hidden in a piece of wood, and you obviously have that!! Thanks for sharing and keep up the nice work!
Thank you, Alex, for your very kind comment!
Phil
Nice job, Phil!That dogwood finished up very nicely. It looks like satin in the pictures. I also like the way you finish you bark edges. They always look so clean and tight. Thanks for sharing!
The sheen on it's almost pearly. What a fine job you did. Thank you very much for sharing.
Love those live edges! 👍👍🌲🌲
The nice thing about dogwood is that it’s easy to identify; you can tell by its bark! [Rimshot!]. 😎👍👏
LOL!!! That got me laughing out loud, Joe!
Phil
Love watching you turn Phil great cometary and teaching skills I’ve learned a lot of patients watching you.Keep on turning!!!
Ah, yes, patience. That took me awhile, too, Mike. It'll pay off though, in nice, smooth, gratifying to hold pieces. Thank you so much for watching and commenting, much appreciated!
Phil
I saw a toucan, until you mentioned the train. Saw that, too. Another great piece.
Oh wow... Thank you Phil, thank you Dave!
I must need sleep. I read the title of the video and was expecting you to turn a dish for feeding a dog! 😱😱😱
It has been a really long day!! Really enjoyed this one , Phil. I think I had better call it a night! Thanks for a great video, Phil. Great way to end the day!! 😃😃🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Safe turning, my friend,
.....Gord
Hahaha! We must have had the same kind of day, Gord! I was asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow! (My Pillow, what else!)
Phil
That's an amazing little piece. The diminutive works draw your eye to all it has to offer. Shame we cant take a closer look. Love it.
Hi Phil,
That is really pretty!
The Swoosh might be a stretch, but the locomotive, buffalo and tucan are all easily spotted!
Best regards
Lars
You have eagle eyes, Lars, and a great imagination!
Phil
Love the dogwood!
I think below the dark branch I see a hawk.
I see aToucan. This dish is a little jewel.
Really nice Phil! Pacific Dogwood is a really hard wood. I have made about 10 bowls out of it, and they are all pinkish like the one you made, and some of them even have dark streaking in them too, just like yours. This wood also spalts very nicely too. I really think you made a winner out of this one! (I see a toucan, yes like the fruit loops bird, childhood nostalgia lol)
Back to bark.👍 Dogwood is beautiful.
I'm going with you with the locomotive. At first I thought it was too small to turn. Great job
A long-billed bird heads the other option, I will go along with the grandkids joke. Nice one that.
Nice little bowl Phil!..I thought I glimpsed a fast flying flaming skull in it in one of the shots!..nice job!👍🏻👍🏻
Finish is amazing Phil. Thanks for showing. Have a great weekend. Jules, Droitwich, England
That is one of your better finishes..i like the bowl ...very nice
Another beauty. I love the natural beauty of wood
Me too! 😊
Hi Phil, I saw a feather before you pointed out the locomotive :) That would be a perfect bowl on a dresser for jewellery or keys. I like the dogwood colours very much. Its a great piece as always. Cheers, Michelle.
Cool! Thank you, Michelle! 😊
Nice work Phil, as always! Love the color and grain in the cherry plum. To me I see the Indian Motorcycle logo in the bowl. Keep turning!!!
Good call, Dennis, I see it too! 😊
Beautiful bowl, thanks! Also, thanks for the nice view at the end showing before and after, and nice views of the final product. So many turners clutter their pics with links. I saw a large sharks tooth...
Pelican beak and below a white seal pup face below the end of it or has the wine kicked in lovely piece Phil
😃
That turned out very nice Phil. I have turned many species of wood but haven't had the opportunity to turn dogwood yet! Look forward to getting some in the future!
Another nice piece and a language refresher - 'enamoured'. I'd kinda lost that word but rediscovery (thanks Phil) let's one see it differently - 'en amour'. Yep, I think one can stand back and think you're a gorgeous piece of wood and I like (love?) you a lot!! Ah, Phil, your passion shines in your work and your words!
Thank you, Ray, for YOUR kind words this morning!
Phil
Now that is nice. Great job in seeing inner design. Really love finish.
The underside of the bowl reminds me of a ladies shoe , inside the bowl the dark wood reminds me of a comet but there is definitely a man's face at the head of the (Comet ) likened to an ancient African warrior.Certainly a keeper I'm sure you signed it proudly.
Nice job, Phil! I like your finishing style! Cheers!
Beautiful love it, Phil keep the videos coming Thank you for sharing
Awesome little bowl, thanks for sharing.
Hi Phil Great Job My Friend As Always Thank You for sharing Take Care 👍 Sorry missed others video Busy with work
Hey, Scott, no working on MY time! LOL!
Phil
Love the dogwood.
Hi phil nice shine love the edge on it nice work 👍 kirk stoke on trent
Phil before you said what you saw with the dark wood I saw a slug with a dogs face...lol That said it is a very pretty bowl with a nice finish.
Also last Sunday a friend gave me 3 nice sized Dogwood chunks and 2 Sycamore pieces. All fresh cut so now I have to wait. His neighbor had the trees cut down and now he looks for wood for me.
Great job on this one...I guess they can teach and Old Dogwood new tricks.
Take care my friend,
Gary
Haha! Actually, my first thought was slug, too, Gary, but apparently they are not universal and I didn't want to have to explain what a slug is!
How cool, now you've got neighbors searching out wood!
This old dog is tired, just got done sanding for about three hours. Time to call it a night!
Phil
This old dog is wore out as well.
I finished a turning for a few weeks out. Then glued some more pieces for another one of my multi pieces turnings. Next week I will be the older dog in the pack..I hope our cats show me some respect. Maybe let me sit in my favorite chair for once..lol
You have a special touch. No matter the size of your work, it is always a work of art. Love it! 👍❤️
How nice, Wanda, thank you very much!
Phil
Beautiful little dogwood. I love the beautiful white grain of dogwood. I’ve never turned any but everyone I’ve seen has such a wonderful grain pattern. U did a wonderful job Phil. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Kid, I appreciate your kind comment!
Phil
Hi Phil very niece dogwood. never heard of it before. cool
Another Super Job Phil
What you are seeing on the inside of your dish is the Road Runner. LOL Nice little dish.
Ah, you are probably right, Don!
Phil
I see a very nice little bowl. Hey Phil! Do a piece with some size to it huh?
That’s a dandy little bowl! I’ve never turned Dogwood but if the Dogwood in front of my shop meets an accidental end I might find myself turning it 😂!
This one was cut in March. If your candidate should 'accidentally' 😉 succumb, do attempt to arrange (ahem!) for the sad event to occur sometime about midwinter. Otherwise, it'll crack in pieces.
D. Ash - thanks for the advice! Said accident shall be postponed until next winter at earliest. 😂
LOL!
Very nice little bowl. I'm always looking for a place to put my car keys when I get into the house, and this would be a great solution. I also like having a place in the bedroom to put my earrings and watch. I've been using Frankoma pottery spoon rests, but the wood bowl is appealing, too. Thank you for this lovely video.
Yes, Maribob, this would be just the ticket for either. Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
Great looking piece of Dogwood.
In the state of Virginia, Dogwood is the state tree. It’s hard to fine unless it’s dead or storm damage.
I have never turned a Dogwood bowl, just very small things from a dead one. It’s a very slow growing tree here in Virginia.
Thank you for the information, Jon and for your great comment!
Phil
Another lovely little dish, Phil! Love the finish.
Billy
Thank you, buddy!
Phil
Thank You Phil (thank you Dave, Calmwood Creations) Another very nice bowl and performance Phil ( I have to admit, I do miss the end "when the nub stops turning" part when you use a tenon) Dogwood I know I have seen but can not recognize when passing. Flowering Dogwood I know is beautiful. Dog treats (or cat for your house Phil) in the Dogwood bowl ?...tm
Flowering dogwood is what this was. But don't take it if not felled or pruned in winter!
People treats, Tuffy, M&M's to be exact! The cat can fed for himself! Thank you, my friend, for all your support, truly appreciated!
Phil
Dog gone nice! locomotive, buffalo, maybe a lion.
Nicely done Phil! I need to try a piece like that. Always get inspiration from your vids. Gil
I just love it phil
Absolutely stunning Mr. Phil just amazing
Really nice piece. Thanks for your time.
Great little dish with a bird head in it.
Thank you, Richard! 😊
Hi Phil A nice Dogwood bowl, can hear it WOOFing all the way over here in England. Tony
LOL!
Awesome again... You bring me so much joy. Thanks!
Wow, thank you, Russ!
Phil
Very cool bowl 👍🏼👍🏼
I'ma thankin this is a beautiful piece of work and it should have some 🍬 candy. Enjoyed your video.
M&M's, Richard! Thank you, glad you like it!
Phil
Hi Phil, Next time you get to Ocean Shores, check out the Mermaid Cove Gallery. My woodturnings are in the gallery now.
I will try my best!
Very nice. I need to come get a sharpening lesson from you. LOL.
Very nice Phil 👍
Wonderful turning, i see a pheasants head and eye looking to the right. I love watching your turning video's. I do a bit of wood carving just spoons and things like that, but you have inspired me to try and carve a live edged dish or bowl. I would love a lathe but i live in a block of flats so noise would be a big problem. Regards Chris from the UK.
Thank you, Chris, for taking your time to watch and for your great comment!
Phil
Really nice looking dish.
It's beautiful! I see the head of a Toucan bird and beak. You can even see his eye. Nice work phil!👍😁
yep, that's what i immediately saw too!
Very beautiful dish. You have the right touch.
😊
Hi Phil, maybe I’m not looking at it the way that many others are but with that branch at the bottom, the first thing that jumped into my mind was a Rhinoceros horn & the observation that it’s a very lovely piece. Regards as always from the U.K. Geof
Yeah, I see the horn, Geof. This is pretty amazing and fun! I don't know what it tells us about our viewers and ourselves, but it's interesting! Thank you, my friend!
Phil
Go look at the bit below the 'speeding train' and look for the Polar Bear laying in the snow!! I've made dozens of these kind of natural edge Candy Bowls, and yours here Phil, is a very fine example!! Mike, Dover, UK.
I'll take a look, Mike, thanks!
Phil
I saw the bear face ...very subtle ....I like it when that happens.....tm
@@tuffymartinez Hah! As a subscriber, thanks Tuffy for sending Phil the stuff. Always great content :)
I see the bird also Kerri, Looks like a Toucan to me. I hope you agree Phil because 'two can' see better than one lol. Beautiful Wood and I'm so glad you left it with a bark, it being dogwood n' all :)
LOL! You're making me laugh, Alan!
Phil
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Life isn't life without laughter Phil :)
As usual beautiful
Beautiful figure around that branch. Slug? Bird head and beak? Very nice turn with that hard dogwood. Wonder if it was a pink dogwood?
Thank you, Valerie! Don't know but the wood itself had a pinkish hue to it.
Phil
Totally cool little valet bowl hold keys wallet and pocket stuff on dresser
Sure enough, Danny! 😊
You made a pretty puppy out of that dogwood.
😊
Like several others I saw a bird with a long bill first. I totally see the train though too.
It's beautiful.
It is a very beautiful.
Very nice work and detailed
Sorry I couldn't help you decide on this one Phil, but I knew you would figure it out and you sure did!! Lovely, lovely bowl, beautiful grain and color. Yes I can see the locomotive like it's rushing in from a distance, nice. But I've got to say that 48°F (8℃) is not a heat wave by any stretch of the imagination, sorry 🤷♀️... wish you could send some of the coolness down our way here in Trinidad we're currently at 31℃ or 88℉ 🥵
OH, I don't get along with 88 degrees any better than I get along with 40 degrees, Ruthlyn! Thank you my friend!
Phil
Really nice work Phil, very pretty bowl, cheers John
Thank you, John!
Phil
Great piece. Always look forward for your videos.
And I always look forward to you being here, Red, thanks!
Phil
Gorgeous, Phil! We lost the big, beautiful dogwood in our front yard with the last storm that came through. She was about 40 years old and she was a sight to behold when blooming. :(
They are pretty for sure, Houston. Thank you!
Phil
I sent that one in the box because I knew you'd do it justice (and WOW! you certainly did!). That, and I've kept back a couple larger chunks for myself. Hard, dense and heavy, but prone to severe cracking. If anyone wants the backstory on this, reply here. (hint: very, very local)
In that box, I wrote, "I wood, yew would, holly wood, dogwood, too!" All local found wood.
Yes, Dave, I enjoy your prose when I open the boxes, almost as much as the wood you send! Yeah, you got a story, we want to hear it!
Oh, I'm just finishing up another one of your pieces. You and I gotta talk, my friend, preferably over a few (quite a few) beers!
Phil
if you turn it up the other way i see a giraffe kissing a mouse lol bloody awesome peice mate. good job
That's quite an imagination you've go going on there, buddy! LOL! Thank you so much!
Phil
That is one fast buffalo! Great looking little dish, Phil. 👍
Well, ya gotta have a good imagination, Rod! LOL!
Phil
Howdy Phil
Nice piece of dogwood ....I never turn dogwood either but I have planted some wen I had my landscaping business ...cut a few down too .
Right you said locomotive I said train !
If you put the " branch " horizontal on the bottom I see a deer head having that dark spot is eye . have the branch horizontal on top I see your train and I also see a deer head on the bottom having that dark spot it nose and the two eyes above it .
nice
keep on turnin'
You always see the most in these turning, Bruce! Quite the eye, or imagination!
Phil
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop thanks Phil ...I do see things that you people from this third rock from your sun can not see ....lol....but tell me ....did you see the deer ?
I see the two eyes and nose deer, but not the other, Bruce. Maybe you have deer on the brain today? LOL!
It is a super cutie and before you mentioned the fast train I had thought it looked like a railroad spike so we were on the same track. Hehe. Loving it.
Ah, yes, I see the spike, too, Marge!
Phil
Gorgeous!
Another beautiful piece! :)
Mother Nature sure knows what she’s doing when it comes to colors. The blush pink you uncovered is so pretty. Another beauty, Phil!💕
Thank you so much, Dianna! Yes, Mother Nature is in charge and doing a fine job!
Phil
Lovely job, great finish Phil. Well done!
Very nice piece....
Thanks for sharing...🙏
Like the bowl
Thank you, Mike!
Phil
Ohhhh Mr Phil, I was so excited to see you had a new video! And simply in love with your creation!
Thank you, Kd, I was excited to see you watching! LOL!
Phil
Where, in this beautiful country, is a heat wave 40 degrees ? ;-) here in central Florida, about the same time, we had a heat wave --- 80 degrees.
I have some dogwood from a tree I cut about 25 yrs. ago. I made a beautiful dogwood mallet but it cracked & broke the first time I used it. I was afraid for you throughout this video. Glad it "turned" out so gorgeous for you. Want some more ?
Well, when it's been in the 30's, 40 feels pretty good, Jim! Yeah, yeah, I have friends that moved to Florida and they are always posting pictures of their sun-baked pool and yard. Enough! LOL!
I'm in Bonney Lake, Washington, just about as far away from you as possible!
I'm always looking for unusual wood to turn, Jim. Do you happen to have a crotch piece or something kind of largish? Thank you for your very kind offer!
Phil
Phil Anderson - Shady Acres Woodshop
No crotch pieces but I'll keep my eyes out. By the way, it's 48º here, Now.
If I find something interesting, do I just send it to you. C/O general delivery ?
@@jimrenderer6627 You can reach me at madronawoodworks@gmail.com Thank you!
Phil, You've done an Amazing job My Friend! Wasn't it Dogwood that the cross was made of... kinda figures that there would be such inherent beauty hidden in such a piece! Rather fitting if you ask me.
Thank you, Steve! The cross was rhododendron.
Phil
I also thought that the cross JESUS carried to his crucifixion was dogwood and the pink color represented his blood also found in the flower. Live n learn.
Hi Phil, I have a few similar pieces which have just been gathering dust. I think I'm going to get my duster out. Stunning piece Phil. Cheers Huw
Excellent idea, Huw, thanks for watching!
Phil
That’s awesome Phil!! Me likey!!
I'm so glad, Bruce, thank you!
Phil
good job nice insight
Great dish phil top job 👍 toucan 😊
Thank you, Peter!
Nice piece. I see......Indian motorcycle emblem......
G'day Phil, nice turn :)) I can see locomotive :))
To be honest Phil without being asked In Ireland at the moment a lot of Mediaeval sites are being found and lots of stuff is being shown in areas around the Country I wouldn't say the Dog wood Dish would be out of place but it would be accepted in the present context because of the arrow ----Knife type showing in the Dish ----Other than that It's ultra Beautiful xxxx
Interesting, Jimmy, thank you!