The bowl is made from poplar and measures 8 1/2" in dia. x 2 3/4" deep.  I wanted the rim divided into 5th, so the border design could be repeated.

A Hordaland design can be found in: "Rosemaling, Styles, Study and Design"

This “Bostcast” was used in the old days to hold a comb and brush.  I heard they were coated with tar to keep the lice out of ones hair.  I designed it to fit a large size tissue box.  There is a towel bar underneath the bottom.  It measures 11” x 15 ½” x 6 ¼” and is constructed out of alder.

This particular catchall is my design and I have painted a number of them in different styles.  It’s a fun piece to paint and very showy.  It measures 10 5/8” x 18” x 5 1/8”.  The back is made from ½” alder and the bowl is turned out of poplar.

This corner cabinet fits nicely into a small corner.   It measures 16 ½” x 34 ½” x 8 ½” and is made from ½” alder.  The door panel can be removed for easy access.

This covered bowl including the lid measures 7 ½” in diameter x 5” high.  It is turned out of poplar.

This cream carafe is an interesting container and a fun one to paint and display.  I have painted a number of designs for this piece.  The cream carafe measures 5 ¼” in diameter x 7 ½” tall and is turned out of poplar.