Merryll Saylan is an American woodturner. She is credited with helping pioneer the popularization of the woodturning field and the application of color in wood art. She is noted as being one of the few women in the craft field, when she first began turning during the 1970s.
Talk of my Career
Join Merryll for a talk about her career in woodturning. She is credited with helping pioneer the popularization of the woodturning field and the application of color in wood art. She is noted as being one of the few women in the craft field, when she first began turning during the 1970s.
How to Develop Forms & Eye
Join Merryll for an interactive demo on developing forms and eye. Attendees will be invited to participate in a variety of drawing exercises and visuals to discuss form and its importance in woodturning.
Paint: More than Milk Paint & How to Choose
Learn about a variety of coloring and finishing techniques in this demo. Merryll will share her experience using color on her turned forms.