Putaruru Turning Collaboration 2014

Just a Chip of the Whole Block

Made by: Adrian Anderson, Warwick Day, and Annita Fritz.
Using: Macrocarpa textured and coloured.
310 dia

Flowers

Made by: Graeme Mackay, Andrew Bright, and Dick Veitch.
Using: Macrocarpa and pohutukawa with flowers of swamp kahikatea and rewarewa.
300 wide

Twisted Sisters High Tea

Made by: Brian Barton, Ross Hardie, and Michele Pointon.
Using: Macrocarpa plates with rewarewa centre. The cakes are macrocarpa, black maire, and other woods painted.
400 high

Colab Flame

Made by: Colin Parkinson, Geoff Addison, and Darryl Pointon.
Using: Macrocarpa with a rewarewa stem and flame carved and painted.
300 wide

Winter Olympics

Made by: Mark Bayliss, Leith Gray, and Eric Wolfe.
Using: Macrocarpa with painted olympic lights.
400 wide

My Shout!! – Help Yourself

Made by: Jim Manley, Dan Arbuckle, Marg Pritchard and Mary Culver.
Using: Macrocarpa with iced and sprinkled wooden cookies.
280 high

Traction Engine

Made by: Gordon Pritchard, Ross Vivian, and Heather Vivian.
Using: Macrocarpa with a rewarewa smokestack and pyrography on the wheels.
350 long

Petit Fours

Made by: Ian Culver, Roger Mabey, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Macrocarpa, rewarewa, and swamp kahikatea with painted finials.
400 high

The 3 Radicals

Made by: Neil Joynt, Tony Waterson, and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Macrocarpa, kahikatea, and rewarewa.
Bowl is 350 wide

Finial Eye Piece

Made by: Annita Fritz, Graeme Mackay, and Michele Pointon.
Using: Red beech burl mounted on a pyrography textured base. The finial inside is corian in a glass tube.
250 high

Test Tube Babies

Made by: Andrew Bright, Darryl Pointon, and Ross Hardie.
Using: Kahikatea and pohutukawa with macrocarpa cams and test tubes containing unknown wooden babies.
250 long

Rainbow Tubes

Made by: Brian Barton, Eric Wolfe, and Colin Parkinson.
Using: Rimu blocks with test tubes inserted and corked.
250 high

Space Ship

Made by: Geoff Addison, Jim Manley, and Mark Bayliss.
Using: Macrocarpa, chestnut and ash with test tube lights.
550 long

Playtime

Made by: Heather Vivian, Leith Gray, Marg Pritchard and Mary Culver.
Using: Pepper tree base with rimu stem and vanes that turn on a test tube.
350 wide

Sleeping Dog Point

Made by: Dan Arbuckle, Roger Mabey, and Ross Vivian.
Using: Macrocarpa on a red beech burl. Fitted with flashing lights.
560 high

Where’s the Panda

Made by: Gordon Pritchard, Tony Waterson, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Bamboo on a red beech base. Fitted with tubes, acrylic paint and foil.
300 high

Tubes R Us.

Made by: Ian Culver, Warwick Day, and Neil Joynt.
Using: Textured and painted macrocarpa with tubes inserted and mounted on a driftwood base.
200 high

Cake Stand

Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Dick Veitch, and Adrian Anderson.
Using: Pohutukawa plates supported on test tubes.
300 high

String Me Along

Made by: Warwick Day, Andrew Bright, and Colin Parkinson.
Using: A donut of barberry on a driftwood base, strung together.
400 long

Knotted

Made by: Dick Veitch, Mark Bayliss, and Brian Barton.
Using: Pepper tree bowl with string patches.
150 wide

Wall Hanging

Made by: Michele Pointon, Geoff Addison, Marg Pritchard and Mary Culver.
Using: Three squares of turned rimu decorated with hand-made flowers.
650 long

Time for a KitKat

Made by: Ross Vivian, Leith Gray, and Darryl Pointon.
Using: Kauri base with magnolia horns and black maire balls.
570 wide

Te Matau

Made by: Eric Wolfe, Dan Arbuckle, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Magnolia hook decorated with string on a driftwood base.
320 high

And All

Made by: Jim Manley, Neil Joynt, and Gordon Pritchard.
Using: Kauri, magnolia, and sycamore, with a band of flax.
530 high

Bag of Wind

Made by: Adrian Anderson, Ian Culver, and Heather Vivian.
Using: Unknown wood and bamboo, pipes, knobs, ropes and paint.
500 high

Spruce Goose Non Spinner Disk

Made by: Roger Mabey, Mark von Dadelszen, and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Redwood, macrocarpa and rope.
Disk 180 dia

Candles in the Balance

Made by: Tony Waterson, Annita Fritz, and Ross Hardie.
Using: Antler, pumice, driftwood and kahikatea candle holders.
430 high

Dream Time

Made by: Dick Veitch, Ross Vivian, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Unknown wood carved and painted.
130 high

Gilded Red Pepper

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Pepper tree tube with gilt cream colouring.
230 high

Hooked a Bird

Made by: Ross Vivian, Jill Mabey, and Heather Vivian.
Using: Driftwood frame around etched and painted picture on glass.
530 high

Sea Pod

Made by: Geoff Addison, Colin Parkinson, and Darryl Pointon.
Using: Kahikatea with Beale polish.
110 long

Ancient Urn

Made by: Warwick Day and Annita Fritz.
Using: Swamp kahikatea with pyrography.
170 high

Late Recovery

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Brian Barton.
Using: Pohutukawa.
150 wide

Shade of Blue

Made by: Mary and Ian Culver.
Using: Millefiori glass, resin, deer antler, and neck braid.
30 dia

Daisy a Day

Made by: Mary and Ian Culver.
Using: Millefiori glass, deer antler, and backing ring.
27 dia

Forever Friends

Made by: Mary and Ian Culver.
Using: Millefiori glass, resin, walnut, and backing ring.
16 dia

Just a Dish

Made by: Annita Fritz and Jill Mabey.
Using: Blackwood and pens.
270 long

U F O

Made by: Warwick Day and Tony Waterson.
Using: Box of unknown wood on red beech driftwood.
150 long

Cup Cake No 1

Made by: Tony Waterson and Marg Pritchard.
Using: Magnolia with paints and sprinkles.
70 high

Rata Form

Made by: Mark von Dadelszen and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Rata driftwood with metallic paint on a magnolia base.
240 high

Cherry Tube

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Flowering cherry with colouring.
315 high

A Feast of Barbary

Made by: Graeme Mackay, Brian Barton, and Ian Culver.
Using: Barberry, superglue and Danish oil.
190 wide

Without Pollution – Everything Comes up Smelling of Roses

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Jill Mabey.
Using: Cherry wood form with acrylic paint on a pepperwood base.
260 long

Evening Flight

Made by: Dick Veitch and Heather Vivian.
Using: Unknown wood pierced and painted.
140 high

Nearly Lost

Made by: Adrian Anderson and Dick Veitch.
Using: LBL with texture.
180 wide

Seascape

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Oak with various dyes and paints.
420 dia

What’s up Doc

Made by: Tony Waterson, Brian Barton, and Mary Culver.
Using: Driftwood with colour and an eye added.
200 long

Quilted Macrocarpa

Made by: Leith Gray and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Macrocarpa and yellow dye.
230 dia

Magni Folia

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Brian Barton.
Using: Magnolia with pyrography.
150 dia

Endless Highway

Made by: Neil Joynt and Colin Parkinson.
Using: Macrocarpa with texture and pyrography.
230 dia

Just Along

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Colin Parkinson.
Using: Kahikatea turned, carved, painted and finished with pyrography.
70 long

Olympic Celebration

Made by: Colin Parkinson and Dick Veitch.
Using: LDL with resin and paint.
350 dia

Yumm

Made by: Tony Waterson and Marg Pritchard.
Using: Wood and paints.
80 high

Best Bowl

Made by: Geoff Addison and Roger Mabey.
Using: Black maire.
230 dia

Mohaka Marvel

Made by: Roger Mabey and Geoff Addison.
Using: Driftwood.
220 long

Time Ball Machine

Made by: Roger Mabey and Geoff Addison.
Using: Maire and box elder with steel pins.
240 wide

Sharp Chisel

Made by: Neil Joynt and Dick Veitch.
Using: Mangeao with texture and gold paint.
270 dia

Jewel Box

Made by: Andrew Bright, Brian Barton, Mary Culver, and Ian Culver.
Using: Kauri, matai, black maire, and pohutukawa.
140 high

Bearing Up

Made by: Roger Mabey and Andrew Bright.
Using: Black maire, totara, and driftwood.
380 high

A Woodies Dream Job

Made by: Ross Vivian, Neil Joynt, and Heather Vivian.
Using: Swamp kauri finished with way-to-go and Organoil.
1150 long

Bowl of Body Parts

Made by: Michele Pointon, Darryl Pointon, and Marg Pritchard.
Using: Pohutukawa and Punakaiki rocks.
160 dia

Box of Magnets

Made by: Darryl and Michele Pointon.
Using: Pohutukawa box and decorated magnets.
75 dia

Four Boxes

Made by: Andrew Bright, Darryl Pointon, Eric Wolfe, Dan Arbuckle, Warwick Day, and Ian Culver.
Using: Macrocarpa, black maire, and oak.
140 high

Jim, You Can Have Your Cake and Eat it Too

Made by: Jim Manley and Marg Pritchard.
Using: Ash, paints and sprinkle.
90 high

Pond

Made by: Dick Veitch, Mark von Dadelszen, and Mary Culver.
Using: Pohutukawa, dyes and pencils.
300 dia

To the Bottom of Your Garden

Made by: Gordon and Marg Pritchard, Mary Culver, and Michele Pointon.
Using: Various unknown woods, painted.
540 long

Platter with Overflow

Made by: Roger Mabey and Geoff Addison.
Using: Puriri.
320 dia

Wine Time

Made by: Jill Mabey, Mark Bayliss, and Roger Mabey.
Using: Elm with paint.
500 high

Ring Box

Made by: Brian Barton and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Rimu and pohutukawa.
35 high

Dee Two R Two

Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Mark Bayliss, Jill Mabey, and Roger Mabey.
Using: Bone, driftwood, wire, rimu, bottle tops, and paint.
310 high

Driftwood Bowl

Made by: Ross Hardie, Dick Veitch, and Adrian Anderson.
Using: Driftwood.
300 long

Bright Pod

Made by: Colin Parkinson, Jim Manley, and Andrew Bright.
Using: Unknown wood, sandblasted, stained and limed.
85 high

Dan’s Surprise

Made by: Dan Arbuckle and Mary Culver.
Using: Kauri, paua, and paint.
100 high

Deco Rage

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Jill Mabey.
Using: Painted kahikatea on a gummy kauri stand.
70 long

Don’t Know

Made by: Eric Wolfe and Ross Vivian.
Using: Deer antler, rimu, and string on a barberry stand.
170 wide

Lidless

Made by: Warwick Day and Dick Veitch.
Using: Spiny acacia on driftwood.
200 high

Panicked Elm Vase

Made by: Mark von Dadelszen and Jill Mabey.
Using: Elm and metallic paint.
115 high

Spoony

Made by: Geoff Addison and Jim Manley.
Using: Driftwood.
200 long