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Old 04-14-2005, 11:53 PM
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Default Fun stuff inside those "shells".

Golf balls sure are a lot of fun, and I've only done nine of them! Anyone else enjoy doing these things?
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Old 04-15-2005, 05:49 AM
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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

I've never done golf balls ... but what a hugh smile your carvings gave me this morning. Just wonderful!

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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

Well done....those are cute!

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Susan, is right! An early morning grin is a great gift. They do look like fun...have to....... nah, got enough wood ta carve! I'll just chucle at yours!

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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

Yes, definitely brought a smile to my morning also, very fun, creative work! Thanks for sharing them! Callynne
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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

You've inspired me! I'm gonna go out a carve a few. With a 5 iron.
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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

I like golf balls easy to carve and no grain to worry about. Beware though make sure you dont leave them too long after you open them they will get like rocks if left too long.
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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

Those are realy cool I had never heard of carving golf balls before i especially liked the sleeping weasel.
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Old 04-15-2005, 04:57 PM
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I have carved a few, some I think on my picture trail...you have to be careful getting the hide off....could do some damage to yourself!
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Default Re: Fun stuff inside those "shells".

Glad you all like them! And I think the sleeping weasel may be my favorite too. After all, that's one reason I took up carving, because no one ELSE out there would make any cute weaselly things for me to buy.

Oh, and you should know you made someone who had their wisdom teeth taken out a couple days ago feel better!
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