Mini Vase by Steve Good

[frankorona]

Hi everyone, I made the mini vases.
The flowers are made of silicone and heat gun.
The vases are made of solid wood in the center and on the sides of 6 mm plywood.
For this reason I could not pass through the router, because the plywood can be broken.
Hope you like the work and advance thanks for your comments.

[DWSudekum]

Those look great Frank. They would make great place setting for a formal dinner I would think.  Thanks for sharing these with us.


DW

[pddesertrat]

Those are very pretty.  Can't get my mind around how you did the flowers.  Never heard of that before.  Great work.

[countryscroller]

Those turned out great! Thanks for sharing.

[Judy Hunter]

Nice work on the vases Frank,  I route the edges of Baltic Birch a lot and it just seems to add to the piece .
But I want to know more about the flowers 

[wombatie]

The vases are great but I love the roses.  Great work.

Marg

[pierre62]

Nice work on the vases.

[newfie]

those came out great Frank. thanks for posting

[smw]

Brilliant job Frank and the flowers compliment the vases lovely, like to no more about the silicone and heatgun trick 

[gordster]

You were busy Frank   real nice job

[jerry1939]

Muy Bueano Senor!!  Fantastic concept.  Since no one else has "guessed" at how you made your flowers, let me give it a go:

Put silicone on a sheet of glass.  Warm it with a heat gun to flatten it into a sheet.  Carve petals with a kitchen knife.  (If need be, turn the glass over and reheat just enough to release the silicone from the glass.)

How far from your process am I ?

jerry

P.S.  15 years ago I went with a group of volunteers to help build a school in Central Mexico.  You live in a beautiful Country.

[heiko rettberg]

They Looks greate, very good Job.

[daveo]

Greta job there Frank
and thanks for the info Jerry, will be trying that with the grandsons this very weekend

Dave