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Very nice bowls, with and without holes!
These are beautiful.
The berry bowls which you made delight me every time I use them - which is quite frequently, at the moment.
What are the bowls with holes for as a matter of interest?
these are the most elegant holey bowls I've ever seen. So pretty all together on the boards. How do you drill your holes and at what stage of drying?
"Not for soup, not for soup, not for soup" she repeats to herself over and over, to avoid the last incident at dinner.
Your bowls with holes have nice little feet.
Reminds me a bit of Cevanol pans: pans with holes - for chestnuts, of course!
smartcat I use drill bits, by hand. Often I'll vary patterns by using different sizes together.Tony, they are "berry bowls"..if you've washed some fresh berries, or drained a small tin of whatever...like a small colander!!yeractual, wouldn't they be used on the coals?
Beautiful and useful. You do such lovely work.
Hi, I've removed word verification...so if all goes well I'll leave it off.....Please leave a pebble in the pool ((o)) even if you don't want to comment, it is nice to see where you all come from!Thanks!
Very nice bowls, with and without holes!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe berry bowls which you made delight me every time I use them - which is quite frequently, at the moment.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the bowls with holes for as a matter of interest?
ReplyDeletethese are the most elegant holey bowls I've ever seen. So pretty all together on the boards. How do you drill your holes and at what stage of drying?
ReplyDelete"Not for soup, not for soup, not for soup" she repeats to herself over and over, to avoid the last incident at dinner.
ReplyDeleteYour bowls with holes have nice little feet.
ReplyDeleteReminds me a bit of Cevanol pans: pans with holes - for chestnuts, of course!
ReplyDeletesmartcat I use drill bits, by hand. Often I'll vary patterns by using different sizes together.
ReplyDeleteTony, they are "berry bowls"..if you've washed some fresh berries, or drained a small tin of whatever...like a small colander!!
yeractual, wouldn't they be used on the coals?
Beautiful and useful. You do such lovely work.
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