Thank you Allen Goodman

[Graywolf71]

I'd really like to thank you Allen for such a wonderfully fun carving, the shelf elf.
I just got the magazine featuring the tutorial, i've been having a ball and my flex cut knife has been whizzing.
Thought i'd show off these two elves and let them get their day in the spot light.

Michael Gray

[MDWine]

Nice work!

[Canopener]

Good job! Looks like some fun projects.
Jim

[DADDIO]

great job,i love doing these lil guys also,fun quick project,that you can change up all kinds of ways.

[Mark N. Akers]

Great job on the Allen Goodman blanks,he has some real neat ones he just got this week,ones a hillbilly back scratcher,real neat.

[Thomp]

Them are Nicely carved,

I made 5. there like eating peanuts one just ain't enough,

Although mine were half sized 1x1 because of the scraps i made them from,

mark the hillbillys are they displayed anywhere yet, love to see them enlow's got me hooked on hillbillys....

[Bob_in_TN]

Thomas, I don't want to take Marks thunder from him, but thought I'd answer your question.

Go to www.woodcarvers.com

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Back Scratchers by Allen Goodman

[Thomp]

thanks bob the hillbilly is something,
looks like the toenails is the working part.. how cute and clever ha...

the dang things just make me tickled to look at um...
thanks for the link

[woodtrapper]

Graywolf,Is this the same Allan Goodman who teaches in Townsend Tenn.I got a chance to meet him this past summer.He said he learned from Tom wolf.Anyway, good job on the carvings.

[Canopener]

OK, I'll bite. Since I finally finished my home DIY projects, I figured these shelf elves would be a good project to get back into the swing of carving.
I carved a couple santa heads for Christmas gifts, but they won't hang on the shelf very well. I think I have the angle right and have cut back the beard, but they keep sliding off the shelf. Are you using some kind of stickum??? What is the trick?
Jim