Pauline M. Cooper

Wood, flowers, stone & glass

A collection of finished pieces and moments from the workshop.

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Live-edge table with turquoise-colored inlay and dark angled legs
Side view of the thick live-edge table top and dark angled legs

Live-edge table

Turquoise-colored inlay follows the openings in the wood. Two views show the tabletop, its natural edge, and dark angled legs.

View photographs1 of 2 · Top view
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Horse-design wood serving tray with horseshoe handles on pink fabric
Wood serving tray with a turquoise-colored horse design and horseshoe handles
Angled view of the horse-design serving tray on a patterned quilt
Close view of a horseshoe handle attached to the serving tray

Horse-design serving tray

A horse design across the grain, with a horseshoe handle at each end.

View photographs1 of 4 · On pink fabric
Rectangular wood tabletop with turquoise-colored inlay and slender metal legs

Turquoise-inlay table

A rectangular tabletop with turquoise-colored inlay and slender metal legs.

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The workshop

Before the finished piece

Wood slabs, a blue epoxy pour, and glasswork on the bench.

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Live-edge wood slabs arranged in a green-lined mold before pouring
A person pouring epoxy from a bucket between wood slabs in a mold
Blue epoxy filling the channels between warm-toned natural-edge wood slabs
Close-up of glossy blue epoxy beside a natural wood edge
The blue river epoxy project in its mold on the workbench
Swirling deep blue epoxy between two live edges of wood

Blue river epoxy

Six workshop photographs follow the slabs, the pour, and the blue epoxy surface.

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A closer look

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