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Old 04-28-2010, 01:27 PM
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Default Where did I see that owl for beginners?
A while back I seen, I think on this site, a tutorial for beginners. It was a REAL simple owl. Anyone know where that was? There was also a real simpl Santa. Being a newbie, I thought I would practice with that owl carving but I can't find it.
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Did you search in the tutorial section ? Or maybe on Youtube under carverswoodshop (Arleen Z. )

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Old 04-28-2010, 02:10 PM
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I did a search on this site, but the results were pretty general. Guess I should have narrowed down the forum choice. I'll check those, thanks!!
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No problem, I will take a look also and see what I can find.

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Old 04-28-2010, 02:16 PM
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Default Re: Where did I see that owl for beginners?
carverswoodshop on Youtube didn't provide the owl I'm looking for, but WOW what a great bunch of videos!! Thanks for pointing me in that direction!!
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I could not find it either, Iam sure someone will remember where it was and post it. Glad you found Arleens videos, they are awesome. Here is another link to great videos YouTube - whittler0507's Channel

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More good videos and info. : OutWestWoodCarving

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Default Re: Where did I see that owl for beginners?
Thanks yet again! I just came across the 5 minute bear carving by whittler0507 and think I'll try that instead of the owl. Looked pretty simple.
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Glad I could help, have fun!!

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Old 04-28-2010, 03:00 PM
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Got it! Well, at least the thread I had seen it mentioned in anyway...

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