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Old 01-27-2010, 06:13 PM
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Hi, I carved this spoon before and painted it, I thought I'd leave this on clearit had a nice grain for basswood. It's just finished with Deft satin. You can decide witch one you like bestcomments welcome. the pattern is from Lynn Diel.

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I can't deside I love them both.
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Both are nice! I like the unpainted one best myself...just like seeing the wood.
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Beautiful work on both of them. I'm partial to wood with a nice grain so you can send me the one on the right.
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Both look great, Feb!

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Nice spoons, Feb. I like the natural wood better, but both are well done. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful spoons Feb...BOTH of them are gorgeous!!!
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Thanks all, I have them both in front of me and still can't decide.

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Both are excellent Feb!

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Hi Feb,

Great work on both! For my 2 cents worth, I prefer the un-painted spoon.

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