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| I have been "lurking" on this board for a while now absorbing a huge amount of information and learning many new techniques and thought it was about time I joined the fun!! Most of my carvings to date have been for myself, just for fun and to develop some basic carving skills. A co-worker of mine was getting married and asked if I could carve a Unity candel holder for her, I reluctantly agreed and told her to find an alternative source in case I did not get it finished in time. To make a long story short I finished on time, and the rewards of doing a project for someone else were great. The designing of the project, the look on her face when I gave her the completed candle holder and the compliments from the other wedding attendees made all of the stress that I went through well worth it. The wood is spanish cedar that I got from the scrap bin at my local hardwood supplier (left over from a deck) and finished with 3 coats of poly. Curtis |
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Curtis, WOW from me too. That is a beautiful piece of work. Your creative juices were flowing and so are the lines and design!!! They are one lucky couple... GREAT JOB. Sean |
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WOW--What a unique and beautiful project. Your co-worker was very lucky with this gift. micky |
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Well done, that's a beautiful piece of work. Feels great, doesn't it, when you can tap into skills that you didn't know you had or how much others appreciate them. Great job. Bob
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I,m in agreement with the others.Absolutely beautiful.Well done. Mark |
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Curtis.....FANTASTIC PIECE........nice to have you on board, great job on the carving and design. Bill
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Curtis, Very nice design and carving. Nice choice of wood. That is one lucky couple. Welcome aboard, glad you came out of lurking. Mary |
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That's a very handsome piece, what is the symbolism of the design?
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