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Old 03-21-2010, 03:42 PM
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Thanks! I appreciate your comments. - Dave
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Hi Dave that was my very 1st carving in 2005 and sure doesn't look that good. Nice work. Merle
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Great carving Dave, a whole lot of detail for butternut! I agree with you though really nice grain, but sometimes a pain to carve.
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Hey Merle and Wanda, thanks for your generous comments. After many other carvings this too was my first characture carving. I think I will try to carve more. But I want to finish my carving of a bust of an Indian Warrior first, also out of Butternut. Thanks again - Dave
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