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Old 01-13-2012, 09:21 AM
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Doing this one for my mothers birthday, so I wanted something original...
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That is stunning Your Mum is gonna love it
Well done on a fantastic pattren The butterflys round the side are real bonnie

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Wow! Looking good, and a beautiful design.
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Beautiful piece! I am in awe of the precision it takes to execute a carving like this.
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Excellet project. You mom is going to love it !!!
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That is a gorgeous work of art. Very breathtaking.
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Beautiful work and excellent design! Kudos Stacy!
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Finally had time to finish carving and start clean up, took pic and just now as I was reviewing I see a "missed" chip!! I'll post update when finished! Thanks for the encouraging reviews!
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That is beautiful. Your mom will be very proud to own it.
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Personally, I think you ought to leave the chip uncarved and challenge people to find it - I looked and didn't see it. Beautiful design and execution.
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