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Big Leaf Maple Burl Yarn Bowl Number 6828
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This gorgeous yarn bowl is hand turned from Big Leaf Maple Burl. The bowl has a lot of burl and a solid bottom for a crazy stable bowl! Each of my bowls are signed, numbered and dated (year). Bowl is finished with a friction polish while still on the lathe.
One of a kind Big Yarn Bowl featuring 1/2" hole with a curl slot to capture your yarn as you knit or crochet.
Height : 3 1/2 inches
Width : 8 1/2 inches
Opening: 7 inches
Weight : 1 pound 13 ounces. Bowl has a curved design inside which will keep the yarn in the bowl.
Bowls pictured is the bowl you receive.
Hook and yarn are not included in this sale, you are buying the yarn bowl only.
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Big-Leaf Maple trees (Acer macrophyllum) grows in abundance near the Pacific coast of the United States, there's no shortage of burls to be gleaned from them. (A "burl," for the uninitiated, is a lumpy outgrowth that forms on a tree as a result of parasites or some other type of damage; the wood found within these burls is often spectacularly figured due to the inherently erratic grain.)
The kaleidoscopic pattern of swirls common to Big-Leaf Maple Burl makes the species immensely popular among wood turners and carvers, as well as makers of fine furniture, musical instruments, and paneling.
The heartwood of Big-Leaf Maple Burl varies in color from light cream to dark brown and, of course, features a haphazard pattern of swirls. Like any burl wood, Big-Leaf Maple Burl can be somewhat difficult to turn because of its unpredictable grain. It does, however, polish very nicely.
Big-Leaf Maple takes its name, obviously, from the large size of its leaves — typically about 6 to 12 inches wide. The trees themselves normally grow to heights of about 30 feet and can develop several trunks.
The kaleidoscopic pattern of swirls common to Big-Leaf Maple Burl makes the species immensely popular among wood turners and carvers, as well as makers of fine furniture, musical instruments, and paneling.
The heartwood of Big-Leaf Maple Burl varies in color from light cream to dark brown and, of course, features a haphazard pattern of swirls. Like any burl wood, Big-Leaf Maple Burl can be somewhat difficult to turn because of its unpredictable grain. It does, however, polish very nicely.
Big-Leaf Maple takes its name, obviously, from the large size of its leaves — typically about 6 to 12 inches wide. The trees themselves normally grow to heights of about 30 feet and can develop several trunks.