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After posting a photo of a small whittled Gnome several have asked for a tutorial. I managed to whip one together and get it posted on the Beginners Carving Corner blog. This blog can be accessed by clicking on the link in my signature. Tom H |
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Tom, I noticed the Gnome was on a stick...that looks like a neat idea for getting a little more control when carving and painting. Well done and thanks for sharing. Richard
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Richard, The stick is to hold the piece for the photo. It's not strong enough to hold for carving, but will work for painting. Thanks for looking. Tom H |
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Tom, I really liked the tutorial. I may give this one a try AFTER i master your Santa hehe
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Tom, Fantastic. I for one am so grateful for finding this forum!! Everyone is fantastic about sharing their talents with those of us that could benefit from seeing how an accomplished carver works. Thank you Tom and all of the other great carvers out there who take the time and effort to make these tutorials. You are surely some kind and very generous folk! L.P.
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Hey Sean! This little gnome is a bit easier than Santa..Thanks for the comments. Tom H |
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Inadv, Thanks for the nice comments. I am glad you liked the Gnome tutorial. You touched on the big reason why we share. It's because so many shared with us. Thanks again... Tom H |
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Awesome Tom, thank you for doing it! Corey
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Tom, Just finished reviewing your tutorial. You did a nice job withit. Thanks for sharing. Safe Carving and God Bless, Mark |
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Corey and Mark, Thanks for the "look-see" and nice comments. Tom H |
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