Temecula Turnings

A site to review wood lathe turnings and sculptures from Temecula wood turner and artist Mark Jones. Please e-mail me for specifics on ordering finished pieces or ordering pieces to be custom made for you. All pieces are one of a kind, unique to themselves. Please check archives for more turnings..........

Thursday, July 27, 2023

Quinault Lodge

 Quinault Lodge

Our room is at the far right- 2nd floor 


Lunch with the host hummingbirds-









Games with a view




The original lodge with temp totem











Thursday, March 18, 2021

and a late retirement gift for my sister Deb

 

It's been a long time coming with Covid, but it's a quilted maple beauty !!!

Friday, March 05, 2021

A CHARCUTERIE/ CUTTING BOARD for the Joneses (Aaron & Michelle)

 It's 18 x 18 and all tropical woods- yep, it's pretty..........



Friday, December 25, 2020

Jewelry Holders




 

New avocado dishes for Fallbrook



Avocado tea lights

Great for the Avocado Festival........

 

Sunday, December 20, 2020

Studios on the Park- Paso Robles

 My display


more items





Zoom gifts for Christmas

 more dishes

African drum
                                                                        Mickey
                                                        
                                                                            arrowhead
                                                                baseball
                                                                        GOP
Japanese styling



Stringed instrument dishes

cellos



                                                                                violins

                                                                violin, cello & base
                                                                            guitar

Sunday, November 22, 2020

Holding small things

It's been a while, time to blog again.............
I have been making these tropical wood hearts for a few years now and they are very popular. I make them in four sizes- 3", 5 1/4", 6 1/2" and 8". 



 They are dished out in the middle to hold keys, change, jewelry, etc.
I've also been adding colored resin to some of my turnings. Here are two small bowls, but I've also done some large ones which I'll show shortly.

 

Saturday, May 09, 2020

years past

B\W photo class @ CSU- LB

Wednesday, September 12, 2018

2017 San Diego Fair- Design in Wood

I was again fortunate enough to be awarded an Honorable Mention in the mixed materials division.
It's a mixture of mahogany, paduk,  goncalo alves, wenge and dyed resin. I named it Draught Buster.

This one was called DOTS. It's a mixture of dowels, aluminum rod, bamboo and dyed resin.

And this one is called She Sells Seashells. It's a mixture of quilted Washington maple, sliced seashell and clear resin. 




Friday, June 03, 2016

2016 San Diego Fair- Design in Wood

These are my pieces this year-
I was fortunate enough to win an Honorable Mention with the pair of platters below called- "Sisters"



Monday, August 24, 2015

salad bowls for the family reunion


Maple salad bowl for Jim & Barbara S.- thanks for the box elder

ash salad bowl for auction- won by Royce & Gina
congrats & thanks

Friday, July 10, 2015

my Orange County Fair entries

Mountains Rising- mixed woods
herringbone design
$295

Steps and Angles- 
laminated mixed ply and quilted maple
$325 SOLD
thanks for your support Jesse

Eastern Musings
Embellished solid bubinga platter
$295

San Diego Fair- Design in Wood

Upstairs, Downstairs- mixed ply
herringbone pattern
$325 

A Day of Orange- cocobolo
11" plate- 50 pieces/ wedges
$325 SOLD
thanks Ron, I appreciate your support

Golden Globe- oak hollow form
clear resin finish
$550