[Eddy Smiles]

I wanted to get this finished before the storm comes this week. At least it will provide a little comfort when the A/C goes out. It's 18" long and was carved out of 2" x 2" basswood finished in acrylics and satin water based polyurethane. I got the idea from a visit to the Smoky Moutain Woodcarvers website but I wanted mine longer due to a bad shoulder. The light switch is only a temporary home. I needed good lighting and a hook to hang it on to photograph it.

[Marci MN]

scritch scritch scritch.. He looks adorable. Is it ok if I try one? I make the other kind of backscratchers...with corn cobs. My family keep asking for more of them. I think haveing a bear on top of them would be darling.

[Ron T]

That's a good one Eddy and a useful tool, too. The bear is really nicely done, but I wouldn't expect less from you.

Make sure you've got enough supplies stocked.

[Iowa Carver]

Ha ha...nice one Eddy, neat to look at and functional!

Corey

[Joy]

Cute idea! I think you better keep making these because everyone you know will want one. Well done.

[tucker1931]

Good one Eddy, he sure will get lots of use, man, mines almost worn out. Good luck if and when the storm hits, hope you get through it all right.
Cliff

[Dan Wegiel]

He's cute Eddy. I have just a plain one, but its the most used "tool" in the house. Hopefully the storm will miss you, be safe.

Dan

[sccarnes]

Eddie,
got a back scratcher in every room of the house, if i had those of yours, the noise would be over whelming, another idea i got to try,
thanks
Sam

[MelNM]

Neat idea Eddie, I need to add that to my list, specially here in New Mexico where the climate can be awful dry sometimes.
Mel

[catbird]

Eddy, good job on the bear and I love the idea of the back scratcher...makes me itch just thinking of it! LOL!
Catbird