Woodworker West (May-June, 2013)
Covering woodworking in the Western U.S. For the hobbyist to professional woodworker, furniture maker, woodturner, and anyone else working with wood.
Covering woodworking in the Western U.S. For the hobbyist to professional woodworker, furniture maker, woodturner, and anyone else working with wood.
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Holly Tornheim (Nevada City, CA)<br />
Hair Ornament<br />
Manzanita, Quilted Maple<br />
(9 1 /2" h, 6" w, 2 1 /4" d)<br />
Julia Harrison (Seattle, WA)<br />
Midden<br />
Boxwood, sterling, magnet, epoxy, wax<br />
(28" l, 1 1 /2" w, 1" d)<br />
neWS oPPortUnItIeS<br />
& exhIBItS heADS<br />
eSherICK MUSeUM ‘JeWeLrY’ CoMPetItIon<br />
The Wharton Esherick Museum in Paoli, PA hosts its 20th annual thematic<br />
Woodworking Competition/Exhibition in Fall <strong>2013</strong>. Designed to encourage creative<br />
thinking for items of everyday use, this year’s theme is Birdhouses, with the only<br />
requirement being that the piece be made of wood.<br />
For the 2012 competition (with the theme of Jewelry), submissions from the <strong>West</strong><br />
Coast accounted for more than half of the 25 selected finalists and all the major winners:<br />
Holly Tornheim of Nevada City, CA (1st); Julia Harrison of Seattle, WA (2nd); and<br />
John Beaver of Pacific Palisades, CA (3rd). The Members’ Choice was Julia Harrison of<br />
Seattle, WA, and the Horace Hartshaw Award (student) winner was Nicollette Amico<br />
of Bethlehem, PA.<br />
The <strong>2013</strong> theme is Birdhouses, and the entry deadline is July 1. Juried finalists will<br />
be exhibited at the museum (with the opportunity for sale), and cash awards will be<br />
presented. For a prospectus, visit the website: www.whartonesherickmuseum.org, or<br />
call: (610) 644-5822.<br />
Julia Harrison<br />
(Seattle, WA)<br />
Choros<br />
Holly, sterling, magnet,<br />
epoxy, wax<br />
(18 3 /4" l, 1" w, 3 /4" d)<br />
Julia Harrison<br />
(Seattle, WA)<br />
On Third Thought<br />
Maple, gouache, varnish,<br />
magnet, nickel, epoxy, wax<br />
(2" h, 2" w, 3 /4" d)<br />
Page 22 <strong>Woodworker</strong> <strong>West</strong> <strong>May</strong>-<strong>June</strong>, <strong>2013</strong>
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