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Old 01-05-2008, 06:39 PM
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Hi Doris .this is what I meant a while ago ,just do it ,don't take patterns or cutouts ,just a piece of wood and go ahead you proofed that, how beautiful it turned out and leaving it natural too ,good for you ,it looks great, just my style too. Keep having those inspirations and just an afternoon playing with wood. I just wished I could use handtools it would be so much more connected with the wood.
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You've got a talent for doing flowers Doris. I'm surprised I haven't seen post more of them on this site. Well done.
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Hi Doris, I think your Carving is Great, and I also like the natural finish. Your talent realy shows thru the carving. Nice on the eyes. Merle
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Old 01-10-2008, 11:52 AM
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hi thank you all. yes flower carving is so fun :-) ... yes, alice, that is my way too. i cant work from pattern, find it too restrictive. and the flowers left so much place to play, i very enjoyed...only it took more than just an afternoon, i am a very slow carver. i dont mind that though, this way i do have more fun :-)
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Very nice carving Doris. I like this very much, and you included a Butterfly. Thanks for sharing.

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I love it and think it's so great you drew it as you went! Congratulations!
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Beautiful piece, Doris. Did you carve the back, too? It's great to see the your imagination at work.
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thanks :-) ... no, the back is just flat. next time i want try make 3d-flowers, so to say...
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Doris that's great! Now, sign your name in the lower left corner on the untouched part, and you have a masterpiece to hang on your wall! You have me thinking to try the same thing, but single flowers, for pins especially with Spring right around the corner! Thanks!

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BTW--I remembered I had this photo of a Rose of Sharon that grew in my front yard.
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Old 01-11-2008, 02:35 PM
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Ha - and I was wondering what you were doing since we did not see an update on your Mary Poppins in a while!! I can see how you got caught in carving the flowers, this is one of the pieces you will enjoy every time you look at it. Very nice and the butterfly is a great touch.
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