Gold Leaf and Patterned Bowl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- In this project video I show you how I made a bowl from pear. This bowl is gold leafed on the outside and a patina/pattern applied using Intrinsic colour from Hampshire Sheen. The inside is then finished with Yorkshire Grit and Hampshire Sheen high gloss wax.
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Please note that this video is not intended to serve as a tutorial, simply a demonstration of what I do. My methods and techniques are my own, others may have different methods. I would always recommend that you seek professional tuition before undertaking any project to secure your own safety. I take no responsibility for anyone copying or replicating anything that I do in my videos. Your safety is your responsibility. If in doubt, don't do it!
You are such a beautiful turner John loving your artistic style. I really need to learn to use a bowl gouge sometime. Explained very well thanks for sharing. :-)
Highlandboxes thanks Pam that is very kind.
That plum looks a treat and the gold leaf and black makes it pop keep the good work up
Barry Cook Thanks Barry
Great work John! I'll be trying some of these techniques in the coming weeks
Thanks. Hope you have fun with it
@@JohnClothier I'll let you know! BTW the Zoom demo to the I&N Turners was excellent.
Beautiful mate...explained it perfectly....
Thanks Stuart
Beautiful piece! Well done👍
April Beymer thank you April, thanks for watching
Hi John not a wood turner but love your channel and you made yourself very clear. Well done mate.
Martin Brace Thank you Martin. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Wow! Very Nice John! Thanks for Sharing the process! I might just have to add it to my arsenal! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
TheWoodWerker thanks Gus glad you like it. Look forward to seeing what you come up with
Great job John. I was surprised to see how the colour took over the gold leaf.
Well done!
Paul Lockwood thanks. I discovered the process by accident. The trick is to dry it off quickly and then seal it. Just sprayed in it comes off very easily
Nice job on the bowl John, some helpful pointers too.
Thanks for sharing.
Steve.
Templeboy Turnings thanks Stevee. glad you like it and found it useful
Nice job john it look great.
Peter Curtis Thanks Pete
Really enjoying your leaf/colouring techniques John. It’s a very eye catching piece. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Geof
Thanks Geof glad you liked it. thanks for watching
Nice video John liking the effect that you have got on this.
Olivers Woodturning Thanks Ed
Great vid mate! That's a cool looking bowl!
Crafty Little Maker thanks. Glad you like it
Another great job....
Good timing on the upload. I'm binge watching you LOL
Thanks. Fantastic! I hope you are enjoying my videos. :-)
Very nice work John :) I have never worked with Pear wood. I have a few good size pieces drying for making hand planes and tools. I will save some for turning with after watching this ॐ
Thanks. It was my first time with pear too and I was surprised how nice it was to work with.
I enjoyed your video and the process very much, John. Thank you! I would have liked to see a closeup (maybe a still) of the finished bowl, to see how it looks when completed.
Thanks. There is a still photo at the end of the video showing it close up.
Thanks, John! That photo at the end is just what I was looking for.
Did the patterns (black on gold) come about through the hair dryer plowing the paints or through the seams from the leaf sheets? Do you cut or thin the paint so that it stays wet longer (when I airbrush paints or stains, they seem to dry too quickly to be blown around).
mch000 the joins in the leafing don't have any noticeable effect, it is down to natural pooling of the stain and the hair dryer. The hair dryer blowing the stains about causes the bigger more defined lines. As for the stain itself, I use the Hampshire sheen intrinsic water based stains. I do nothing to them they are straight out of the bottle.
very nice John
Wayne Clasper Thanks Wayne
Another gorgeous art piece John!
Andy Pugh Thanks Andy
From the middle of California, John, I'm new subscriber. Love how this bowl turned out...beautiful! I wonder if leaving it all gold works? I'll keep watching and hope at some point you will make one. You are quite an artist!!!
Thanks for coming along and subscribing! I have done them when I have left just the gold, although no ton a video. Personal;y I think the colour over the top gives it some character than the gold on its own lacks. Thank you that is very kind of you!
Another great job John and the pear looks like a good wood to turn
When you turn the bowl around do you have to clean the recess to help hold it and do the jaws mark the gold leaf?
Graham Wood Thanks Graham. Pear is lovely to turn. It was my first time with it and I really like the finish it has. I don't apply leaf into the recess I leave it wood. Layer I would go back and put my makers Mark in there and maybe some colour or enamel paint
John - great work! About the intrinsic's - is that a brand, or a type of finish? Also, is it a dye, or a paint? As I'm in the States, I may not have that available to me, but might be able to find something close.
Thanks!!
Mike @ the Lost River Wood Shop
Lost River Wood Shop thanks Mike. Intrinsic are a brand of water based wood dyes. They are available in the USA or if you stick around, over the next couple of weeks there may well be an opportunity for you to get your hands on some for free. Else here is a link
www.thewalnutlog.com/hampshire-3/#!/Intrinsic-Colour-Collection-Starter-Pack/p/94311017/category=19423164