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Eddy-Smiles Eddy-Smiles is offline

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  1. hoogie
    01-20-2012 03:33 PM - permalink
    hoogie
    I swiped/borrowed your frog idea. I saw the post about copyright, and I don't know your opinion.

    I make jewelry, carve wood with idea to switch over to carving stone. Small items of semi-precious stones.

    I do it for fun. What I don't keep I give to friends and family. I don't sell. If I did I'd have to satisfy customers and that would not be fun.

    The frog, look in gallery of Hoogie, is a fun carve and I did it differently then you did. I and my friends have kids and grandkids and of course picture covered refrigerators. So I'm planning to make several all carved in a different manner.

    I experimented using plain old water color paint on bare wood. It didn't cover like I expected, but the mottled appearance was more appropriate for a frog. Then I gave it a poly coat.

    I'm sorry if I upset you. I going to try and create a funny looking Teddy Bear for some more refrig magnets. So if you like the TB's you can swipe my design.
    RAY aka Hoogie
  2. pfersee
    08-01-2011 12:14 PM - permalink
    pfersee
    Thank f? R the answer.
    Your offer to help me, I gladly accept.
    Unfortunately in Germany there is no help or guidance to Wood Spirits.

    My e-mail address gerhardbea@gmx.de

    Thanks in advance

    Gerhard
  3. aulddiy
    04-16-2010 07:52 AM - permalink
    aulddiy
    I've put a piece of wood on the handle of my carvin jack. A better grip, I think.
  4. Eddy-Smiles
    01-09-2010 04:36 PM - permalink
    Eddy-Smiles
    Sorry Murph... I wasn't even aware this visitor feature existed and have missed your message for almost a month. If it's still not too late check out my post on the following thread. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.co...al-show-29180/
  5. murph100
    12-21-2009 05:59 PM - permalink
    murph100
    Hi, I'm trying to get more info on the Jan 16/17 show...application forms, times, classes, etc. Tried through the club website, but can't find anything. Any help would be appreciated...would love to be in the show. Thanks, Lanny

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  • About Eddy-Smiles
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    Older than dirt!
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    Florida
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    Retired
    How many years have you been carving?
    I don't carve -I whittle!
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    "I never met a carver that I didn't like... a knife that I didn't want... a chisel or gouge that I didn't need... or a piece of wood that I didn't have to have!"

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