Carved Santa Ornaments
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dgscott
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Why aren't any of them wearing Phillies hats?
Doug
Doug
skywizzard
Member
LOL Doug, If I did put a BB hat on, it would have been Phillies....
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Jim15
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Those are great, wish I could do things like that.
Gary Max
Member
Got a question----you watched the game in your shop or you carved those in the house???????????
Glenn McCullough
Member
nice job, how big are they?
skywizzard
Member
Good question Gary. No I don't have an TV in the shop. With my AADD that would be too dangerous.
I carved these in the house which doesn't please the LOML. I'm not like some guys who can do that and never drop a shaving. I make a terrible mess.The ornaments range from about 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 inches tall.
PenTurnerfromMaine
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They look great, I saw that article and wanted to give them a try, maybe I'll have to now
skywizzard
Member
Tim, I have only been carving for about a year, these were really easy and I thought they would make nice little gifts, or even decorations for a Christmas package. I want to try some of the other carvings in the article, the problem is, there is just not enough hours in the day to do all the things I want to do! ... and that doesn't even include the things I have to do:frown:
nava1uni
Member
What article? They are really nice looking.
HawksFeather
Member
I give a lot of credit to anyone who can carve.
Jerry
Jerry
skywizzard
Member
Cindy, It was in Woodcarving Illustrated Magazine's Special Holiday edition. I picked up a copy at Books-A-Million. They should still be available at most major bookstores. It features 39 Christmas carving projects, from beginner to pretty advanced.
jttheclockman
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Wendell
Those look great. You have really gotten the carving thing going now. I admire those that can carve because it takes the ability to see the image in your mind as your hands work. There is a wire missing in my connection One of these days I do want to learn some carving because it can embellish some turnings also. Thanks for showing and keep those chip flying or least in a neat pile.
Those look great. You have really gotten the carving thing going now. I admire those that can carve because it takes the ability to see the image in your mind as your hands work. There is a wire missing in my connection
One of these days I do want to learn some carving because it can embellish some turnings also. Thanks for showing and keep those chip flying or least in a neat pile.