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Old 08-26-2008, 07:13 PM
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Hey, mama hold me up higher so I can see the clown. Hi guys, I guess I got the bear kick. It was a little tricky getting that little guy in his mamas arms. The carving is basswood about 8 3/4" tall and 2 1/2x2 I'm not sure if I want to paint or stain them. As always comments welcome.

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A very neat carving plus so cute!! I like the natural look in nice woods that have nice pretty grains,bass-wood dont have much of them,I would paint this mama bear with her baby,it will bring them to life I think but its really up to you Feb,either way,Man thats a neat carving again! Forrest
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Great idea Feb, real nice little carving! I think it will look great either way but I opt for paint

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Old 08-26-2008, 07:43 PM
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Thanks Forrest and Corey, kinda looks like 2 to 1 so far.

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Excellent Feb...Absolutely excellent!!!!! I go for paint also. It will really make the carving pop!
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Sweet little carving, Feb! Nicely done all the way around. I'd paint it, too. Bonnie
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Hi Feb,

That's a cute carving and just in time. I was trying to figure out how to carve a cub.

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REAL CUTE! I think it would look good either way, but I opt for stain.LOL
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great job Feb. I'll cast my vote for paint, too.

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