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jennifer shirley Designer's Showcase

Meet the Artist ... Jennifer Shirley

Jennifer Shirley began woodworking in the mid 90s out of necessity because she wanted to refurbish her 1925 bungalow. She started turning in 1999 and from that first “unsightly candlestick” (her words) she made, she was hooked. She felt that the free-form flow aspects of turning allowed her to create things without the worry of cut lists, tape measures, and joinery, and she found it to be much more relaxing than flatwork. More of Jennifer’s work can be viewed on her website: www.jenshirley.com.
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marble wood claro walnut dancing kids
Marble Wood
This extremely dense and heavy wood
has incredible contrasts and figure

Dimensions: 7 " diameter x 2"

Claro Walnut
This small bowl was turned from
a piece of figured claro walnut.

Dimensions: 5" diameter x 2"

“Dancing Kids”
This piece of figured maple was turned as a
donation piece for a silent auction at her son’s
grade school. The Dancing Kids were penciled
in freehand, burned with a pyrography tool,
and finally colored with Prisma Art Markers.
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Jennifer is featured in the Spring 2006 Issue of Woodturning Design.               back to main showcase page

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