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Old 01-14-2010, 08:34 AM
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Hey gang, just a couple of fun carvings I've been playing with this week. There from basswood 6"x2" I used burnt umber 1/2 water 1//2 burnt umber and a little black nose. Comments welcome.

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Great job feb.

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Hi Feb, you did great on the bears! Thanks for sharing, Carl
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Nice bears, Feb!
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those are some nice carvings there Feb
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Nice lookin' bears feb.
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Thanks for your nice comments. Heres a little better view.
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Those are great bears, feb: the carving and the finish.
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Nice job there Feb. Are they looking up a tree for some honey? Adk. bears will do that you know.
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