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Bartster
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Registered: January 2005
Location: Guyton,GA
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Mon March 26, 2007 17:44 Rating: 10.00 

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tnartist05
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Mon March 26, 2007 17:55

gald you enjoyed the little bean heads!!

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gene-messer
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Registered: December 2005
Location: Texas
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Mon March 26, 2007 23:23 Rating: 10.00 

Now that's a great idea Tenn . .. Boy, what a small thing to carve .. great job ..

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tnartist05
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Tue March 27, 2007 15:02

As everyone knows that beans are hard till they are cooked. Which means to me,they can be carved,is how I saw them. The 1st bean with just lines then stain wiped in the cuts,kinda a smiley face,I wanted to just see how a bean would carve? Then I knew they could be carved deeper. I enjoyed carving them. As always,Thks" Gene for your comments.

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jeff patton
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Wed March 28, 2007 00:27 Rating: 10.00 

Forest, you are a man with courage taking on such a small object to carve.I would of never thought of it.Good job my friend and be careful if you go any smaller.Davy
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Wed March 28, 2007 12:27

Gald you viewed the carved beans Jeff Patton...thks"

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Wed March 28, 2007 12:33

Davy! I mess with little things at times when I dont feel like working on something bigger that kicks alot of dust. I dont know about courage but I just enjoy creativing. Stopped at a saw mill yesterday,got some cuff-off wood,will have some to work with this spring. Gald you liked the bean head carvings my carving bud... thks Forrest

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jbarrett
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Fri September 4, 2009 05:11 Rating: 10.00 

How did you hold them?
I would stab my palm for sure!
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Fri September 4, 2009 12:27

Jb,I held them with my left hand and slowly carved them with my right hand. Im glad you liked them and thanks for your nice thoughts here!!

Forrest

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