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Old 05-04-2007, 01:39 PM
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Default 7/16" X 1/2 " Farmer & Chicken

This little farmer is carved from a small scrap of maple wood, I had left from making some turkey call boxes.Hes 7/16 of a inch wide and tall at 1/2 inch.
He was alot of fun to carve & paint,course it didnt take alot of paint! LOL
He has over alls on with a yellow shirt and a red bandanna in his back pocket.
I hope to carve a little hilly billy family soon?

Your thoughts on this little farmer is welcome.
Thanks for ckn this little guy out........Tenn
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Old 05-04-2007, 01:55 PM
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Default Re: 7/16" X 1/2 " Farmer & Chicken

Interesting. I have no idea how you can carve something that small. I'm having trouble seeing the small details.

Your annual wood cost won't be much with project like this!
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Old 05-04-2007, 02:57 PM
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I find it carving something smaller some what easier than a larger carving at times.These little guys{miniatures} are mosty by touch{being able to feel} carving them than actually seeing them. Theres places while painting them,its just guessing with some dots. I hope this kinda makes sense? I find it alot of fun and rewarding carving these little funny caricatures! I had a jar of small pieces or chunks of wood,just in case I would need them,till my first little ho bo carving and now I know why I had been saving the small pieces which helps to hold down the cost of wood....hahahaaa
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Old 05-04-2007, 03:09 PM
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OK Tenn, you know we can see your picture in your avatar, but are you actually only 5 inches high? That's gotta be one of the smallest carvings I've seen.
Very interesting subject too. I really like the teeney, tiny chicken.
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Old 05-04-2007, 03:10 PM
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That's so small I didn't even notice the chicken the first time. Cool.
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Old 05-04-2007, 03:21 PM
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Default Re: 7/16" X 1/2 " Farmer & Chicken

WELL?? Im 6'2" about 210 lbs.That pict was taken 2 years ago,guess I need to up date it with out a cap on so ppl will know I have hair too! LOL
I could have done better on the chic-chick but I never draw anything out and carve as I go,I should have planned a better chicken but didnt but Im glad you like the chicken anyway! I belive.NO! I know I can carve alot smaller but I dont use a mag-n--i-fying-glass so I will just have to see how much smaller I can feel. I would like to carve a hillbilly family{Paw,Maw and a boy and girl plus chickens,a dog,mule and a pig.{after June I will have that kinda time} Im glad you liked this farmer plus the chicken. Thanks as always,Thor
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Tnartist:
Great job on the Farmer and chicken.
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They are so small I can't see them in the pictures....much less try to carve them. Have fun. I think the family would be cute in a scene of some kind.
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He is soooooooo cute.. wish I could see him a little better .. like the colors too.. Charlotte
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He is sooooooooo cute..Wish I could see him better...Nice colors too.. Thanks Charlotte
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