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Old 04-16-2008, 11:46 AM
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Default Re: My first try at carving. Don't laugh to hard
I'm only laughing at myself for not being able to do such a good job on my first one. Really a nice looking carving.
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I think you did really good myself for the first time,heck to me with my fish I'd tried,yours would have been a master piece to mine! Forrest
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Thanks again guys. Waiting on some parts for the bandsaw so I will be waiting abit to carve again. I am taking this time to figure out what I am going to try next.
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Nice workm Mytyre. It is a good first work. Do keep it and learn from it. I really like your choice of background too. Take the good you have done and grow from there. Keep comparing, judging, testing your eye. You have seen some good stuff in this carving. It has fins and everyone recognized its a fish. Enjoy how the next one will look that much better to you.

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I would show you my first fish carving, but I burned it to keep warm!
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Nice job, I really like the paint job makes me want to go fishing.
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