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Finished and ready for delivery. My go to finishing schedule for most of my flat work is water based dyes for color, followed by a coat of boiled linseed oil, then oil based varnish. I still love the warmth and glow of oil based varnishes, it has a warmth that I love.

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Old English Plate Shelf

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  • Taken with SONY DSC-HX100V
  • Focal Length 4.8 mm
  • Exposure Time 1/30
  • f Aperture f/2.8
  • ISO Speed 125

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John Morris

Posted

Transtint, Colonial Dye, great stuff and easy to work with. While applying it via spray, you have to know when to back off and just let it all soak in, one can try to even it out too much and then we have problems, I have learned to let it be and it all dries uniform anyway despite color variations as its applied.

Gerald

Posted

Great looking piece. Love the curl in that. Now where is the pie? Or is someone else making them?

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John Morris

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Gerald, this was a really fun project. Thanks for the compliments! I don't think the pies ever made it to the shelves on this one, knowing the new owner of this piece, I doubt a pie ever made it out of the kitchen. Thanks again Gerald.

aaronc

Posted

:JawDrop:,...and this is why your Da Boss. Unreal man....this is top shelf work. I'd love to own it.

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