[JIM QUILICI]

Lynn,
congrats on making it in Chip Chats again. a carving friend of mine gave me some old ( I mean old ) chip chats to read ,and in the oldest book there was old Lynn O Doughty . so this is not new to you, but congrats anyway.
while we are on the subject you told us before but I forgot. how did you make that coffee pour out of the cup on "who made this coffee."
Just old Jim

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Jim......I hate to ask just how "old" that Chip Chats was. Hope it was a good photo and that I've improved some since it was taken.

The Coffee......After I had completely finished the figure and mounted it to the completed base, I drilled a hole directly beneath the cup lip and epoxied a bent wire from the cup down into the hole. This gives support to the additional epoxy that I filled the cup with and allowed to drip down the wire. Once that set up I did a little additional modeling of epoxy to make the puddle and then painted and finished up with a couple coats of gloss poly. It's a neat trick and I think it worked really well. Took a couple Blue Ribbons and sold almost immediately.

[Kenny_S]

Lynn, I believe it was the issue print just after Dirt was invented!

None the less, Congrats to you anyway. Well deserved.

Thank you for your tips.

[JIM QUILICI]

Lynn,
you are in a class of your own. anybody who can carve with a box knife (who would have thought of that) I have no idea where you get some of your ideas.But they are good. Even the way you carve horses.(1/2 at a time) thank you for sharing with us your great carvings and how you carve them. Even if you have a poor attitude about blo. lol
Just old Jim

[arnie]

kenny,haven't you been reading lynn"s blog? He invented dirt!!!

[Kenny_S]

He's that old eh?
Just ing around