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Collaborative Event 2002 |
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Gallery |
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The Club Collaborative Event began in June 2002. Each participant was asked to bring an unfinished woodturning to the June meeting. The initial turnings were limited only in that they had to fit into a 6 inch cube. Each participant then drew lots to see which of the Original turnings they would receive to complete. There were no limits on what could be done to complete the turnings. Participants were encouraged to let their imaginations take flight and as can be seen they flew high indeed. The members and visitors present at the August completion of the event voted to award prizes in the nine categories shown below. Each winner received a fifteen dollar gift certificate from Craft Supplies. |
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Shown above are overall views of the gallery from the Club Collaborative Event. Below are before and after photos of the entries in the event. |
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Winner: Greatest Transformation Lou Forrler with his lidded bowl begun by Autumn Rosencrantz |
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Winner: Best Painting/Decorative Finish Brian Rosencrantz finished the bowl shown here in Carl Spinnler's left hand. |
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Winner: Best Carving / Burning Carl Schneider shows the hollow form begun by Brian Rosencrantz |
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Winner: Most Practical George Miller completed the bowl initially turned by Francis Moates |
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Winner: Most Imaginative Francis Moates added creativity and an antler to finish Sam Tischler's natural edge bowl. |
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Winner: Best Novice Lynn Escher used pearlized paint and turned a stand to hold this wide rim bowl by Herb Cohen. |
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Winner: Best Overall Frank Gaddoni added ribs and carving to the hollow form turned by Al Gruntwagin. |
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Winner: Most Difficult Autumn Rosencrantz turned and painted the piece created by John Buso to make this box. |
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Carl Spinnler completed this very nice pedestal bowl of rosewood from the piece begun by George Miller. |
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John Buso Turned the foot off Lou Forrler's goblet and added a lid with painted chatter work to create this box. |
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Winner: Most Incomprehensible Al Gruntwagin created this candleholder from the turning by Richard Chessler. |
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Mike Mills made this other-worldly bottle stopper holder from the tea light holder shown in Carl Spinnler's right hand. |
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Richard Chessler finish turned this bowl begun by Mike Mills. |
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Herb Cohen burned and re-turned the Catalpa bowl roughed out by Mike Stockwell to make the very nice piece shown here by Carl Schneider. |
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Jim Davis added a scalloped foot to Carl Schneider's natural edge open form to create the bowl shown here. |
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The proud winners display their work and the gift certificate prize awards. |