Decorative Woodturning - Paint Pulling on a Platter Rim

[@KatAtkinson]

Great job! I always enjoy your videos. So glad to see a new video!

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Kat - delighted you enjoyed this one!

[@richardforrest-hill9932]

Love your constant exploration into colour, texture and techniques and giving people the inspiration to have go and try new things.

[@stewartfurini]

Thanks so much 😊 Have fun trying this out! Cheers!

[@alanmullock381]

Couple of corkers Stewart!👍🤞👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Alan - these were fun to do....more to come!

[@RadioFaceWoodWorks]

Interesting technique...I like the results...its been a while...glad to see you back...stay safe...press on 😎 Joe

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Joe - second video this year....I need to pick up the pace!

[@traceyrice]

I like this technique. It adds color and texture in one step. 💜

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you, Tracey - glad you like this one. It's fun! Cheers!

[@jamestempleton1627]

Happy to see you back in the shop. I tried some of the techniques that you have shown. Very enjoyable, thank you for all of the videos.

[@stewartfurini]

My pleasure, James - hope you give this one a try as well. Cheers!

[@latelierdelyo4909]

Love it stewart technic so cool didnt know it have to test ! Thx for sharing see you soon !

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you! Delighted you like it - loads of potential with this technique!

[@latelierdelyo4909]

@@stewartfurini yea that what i think too

[@SilverBack.]

Nice work Stewart , well done 👍👍👍👍👍

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Douglas - fun to do! Glad you like them!

[@RickTurnsWoodturning]

Beautiful work, Stewart!

[@stewartfurini]

Many thanks!

[@laurencebugeja4160]

Nice technique you adopted Stuart and the effects are great well done bye.

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you, Laurence - glad you like it! Cheers!!

[@JiggsysShed]

Always enjoy your videos and your experimenting. The second one is definitely my favourite with the darker colours. Will have to put this on my list of techniques to have a go at.

[@stewartfurini]

Glad you like them! Have fun trying this out!

[@BillMSmith]

Delighted to have you back making videos. I enjoy watching you work through the process and it seems like you usually have fun, too.

[@stewartfurini]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks, Bill. The fun was immense!!

[@bluetoe4073]

iv always been a dark colour person soooo think you know which is my fav...very nice.

[@stewartfurini]

Mine too!

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

More cool techniques. Thanks Stewart.

[@stewartfurini]

You’re welcome, Doug. Cheers!

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Love both. Excellent technique. Hope you have paper and pencil next to bed so you do not lose those middle of the night flashes of inspiration! More play, less work!!

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you, Valerie - delighted you like them both. Rest assured, note making materail always to hand!! Roll on the next play time...

[@jude4896]

Thanks for sharing. Lots of great ideas and food for thought. Beautiful pieces.

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Jude. Hope you give this a try.

[@SteveC38]

Lovely Job Stewart!

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ianedwards7749]

Nice work Stewart, I haven’t seen you around for a while, good to see you again

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Ian - good to be back!

[@barrycook4690]

I like the texture from the paint ,for me just a clear finish job done .p.s. nice hair cut Stewart 😁👍👍

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you!, Barry - have done a bit of wet sanding of half the rim to see how it affects the lacquer....video will come sometime!

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Hi Stewart, I have a nice piece of Sycamore that has been looking at me for a while. I'm going to try this on it. Great video Stewart. Take care. Cheers, Huw

[@stewartfurini]

Glad it was helpful, Huw - look forward to seeing what you do. Cheers!

[@lorrainebayford177]

Stewart. You made mention of the newspaper paint pulling. Can you please make a video of that please. Oh by the way. Love ❤️ your channel.

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you, Lorraine! Much appreciated. Here is a newspaper paint pulling video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGnMd42pbdB8kJY Cheers!

[@DIMTips]

Really nice job. Looks so fresh.

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@OurFrenchHouseRenovation]

interesting effect , nice to see you back... cheers

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Grahame - a video pressie for your birthday!

[@OurFrenchHouseRenovation]

@@stewartfurini thank you much appreciated

[@lindaoreilly933]

They are both amazing Stewart x

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you, Linda - fun to do!

[@195516Z]

"I think I'll refresh my edges." Lol !

[@stewartfurini]

Gotta keep 'em clean!

[@atelierdellegnoMatthias]

Good fun! Thanks for this.

[@stewartfurini]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PotgieterWoodturning]

Very nice 😁👍🏼👏

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you 👍

[@paintilludrop]

As a decorative artist, i found your videos interesting, educational, refreshing, inspiring..i now have more ideas and how to change up my turning!! Are you also a painter?

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you - glad you enjoy them. I am not a painter other than the type of work I do on woodturned items. Maybe one day!

[@Woodturningwithbarry]

You are a very clever mane beautiful pieces

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Barry! It was fun to do - will be doing some more for sure!

[@spinfieldturners]

Great effect! Thanks for sharing

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you! Cheers, Malcolm!

[@lorrainebayford177]

OMG You finally made it to the barbers. A sign the pandemic is near end. Lol

[@stewartfurini]

Haha! Yep, haircut felt great!!

[@josephwise485]

Lovely, Stewart. I've found quite a bit of difference when applying stain, going from a light to dark colors.

[@stewartfurini]

Thanks, Joe - more variations to follow...

[@GavSedae]

Nice one mate

[@stewartfurini]

Thanks 👍 Glad you liked it. Cheers!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Beautiful. I really like both of them, each in its own way. Where do you get all your interesting ideas from?

[@stewartfurini]

Thanks, Sigurdur - hours of sleepless nights thinking of more and more bizarre ideas!! Glad you like them both. Cheers!

[@glennmay6204]

Hello Stewart, Or you may be his younger brother. Anyway, a nice job on both. Perhaps the paint could be its own finish. After all, the end result is where one decides to stop. Still, there will be something different underneath; maybe a bit like distressing painted doors. Does that need a spinning surface or the twist of a thumb? Both seemed to come out well. If you decide to repeat this, would it be possible to split it into sectors and change the order of colours used? Regards, Glenn. :-)

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Glenn - so many variations on this method - nice idea about different sectors having different colours. I'm thinking of doing one with very similar colours to try to imitate the surface of water....might need some more colours!!!!

[@michaellionart4841]

So. What sort of paint are you using?

[@stewartfurini]

These are Montana 94 paints... www.montanacolors.com/en/productos/mtn-94-aerosol-spray-paint/

[@ricchavens5858]

Very cool technique!! at about 10:15 mark you mention if you "were putting these up for sale". Out of curiosity what are you able to sell them for in the UK?

[@stewartfurini]

Varies from around £90 to £125

[@ricchavens5858]

@@stewartfurini that's awesome!! Thanks!

[@williamellis8993]

Those both look nice, Stewart. How much weight did you lose from the haircut (lol)? Good to see you again. Take care. Bill

[@stewartfurini]

Cheers, Bill....let's just say it's easier to hold my head up now!

[@paintilludrop]

Looks like a irises of a eye..

[@stewartfurini]

Thank you - it's a fun technique to use.

[@mikepruett1745]

vunderbar

[@stewartfurini]

Thanks, Mike - this was fun!