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Old 11-13-2006, 02:52 AM
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Default Thank you Allen Goodman

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.

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Old 11-13-2006, 10:47 AM
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Nice work!
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Good job! Looks like some fun projects.
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Old 11-13-2006, 01:23 PM
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great job,i love doing these lil guys also,fun quick project,that you can change up all kinds of ways.
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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.
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Old 11-14-2006, 01:42 AM
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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....
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Thomas, I don't want to take Marks thunder from him, but thought I'd answer your question.

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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...
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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.
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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?
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