Chip carved Canes

[terry0211]

I have attached the latest Chip carved Canes that I do.

[CarverFromNoWhere]

Terry I think you have just started a whole new style of carving, I have never seen anything like this before it is awsome, thanks for sharing it.
carl

[Ron T]

That's a nice stick, Terry, and I can appreciate all the work you put into it.

[terry0211]

Once the swelling of my head receded, I was able to see the Keyboard on the Computer and can reply with a Thanks for the comments it is appreciated.

[JJireh]

Wow, very nice cane! How long did it take you (working hours)?

[cannuckcarver]

Nice cane, good carvemenship...lol
Thanks for sharring

[Irishman]

I can't imagine trying something so intricate. It must have taken you some patients to get that pattern completed. Nicely done.
Patrick

[dnstehly]

It's about time you put some of these up here. You do a great job on them and you should let other carvers see them.

[terry0211]

Depending on the cane size or height time varies, for a typical 32" cane with topper it takes approximately 2 to 3 hrs to layout the pattern and then I spend about 30 hours into the actual carving, a lot depends on type of material, Basswood, Butternut or Maple. The harder the wood the longer it can take.

[DiamondWillow]

Is that a take off on the icicles that was in WCI magazine a year or two ago? I saw there where they were using a similar chip carving to make Christmas tree icicles. Or interested how you decided on the design. I have been playing with something similar, so I hope you don't mind me picking your brain a bit.
Thanks
Gene