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Old 06-11-2005, 09:46 PM
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I finished the cross and rose from the Pattern Laura put on here, I modified it some and scrollsawed the rose as I said I would....
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Old 06-11-2005, 10:01 PM
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Got a little of everything in there, chip carving, relief carving, some in the round on the leaves, and some good old woodworking skills on the cross. The gloss on the rose & leaves makes it jump out from the satin finish on the cross. Nice Work.
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Old 06-11-2005, 10:19 PM
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Nice work! Beautiful carving!
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Nice work Hi Ho, the Rose jumps right out at ya. Beautifully done.

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Very nice work Dave.
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That one should thrill the heck out of Susan. It's beautiful Hi ho! Whittler
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Dave- you are really been keeping busy with your turtle and now this cross & rose you have done an excellent job of combining several types of carving and woodworking into an object d'art

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Dave,
The cross and rose look super. How did you attach the rose to the cross?(I assume it was carved seperately (sp?). You've done a wonderful job.Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
Garon
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Elmer helped LOL (carpenters glue that is!)Talking
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