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Old 01-30-2007, 04:06 PM   #1
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OK a few cuttings from the end of last week ... still need bases but they were easier to photograph flat ...

All half inch wood - the horned owl is English elm, the others the usual oak ..:-)

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Great job on the pieces Ian AND excellent job orienting the grain to complement the patterns!
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excellent work Ian, oh and your starting to put some of us to shame (mostly me lol) your just a scrolling fanatic
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Great job on the pieces Ian AND excellent job orienting the grain to complement the patterns!

Thanks - these ones fit on the boards
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excellent work Ian, oh and your starting to put some of us to shame (mostly me lol) your just a scrolling fanatic
Thanks, Daryl - I just have plenty of time right now ..lol How's that major project of yours coming along anyhow?
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Very impressive, Ian. What are you going to do with all these wonderful pieces?

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Very impressive, Ian. What are you going to do with all these wonderful pieces?

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Thanks, Gill. The owls are a present to me ..lol I've always liked owls and got quite a few lurking round the house from my travels..

I'm hoping to sell some stuff a little later in the year though .. well to try at least ..
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Well scrolled Ian, you should'nt have any problem with sales not with the calibre of your work.

b.t.w Can you send our English Elm home please, i promise to look after it.
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Gee, that middle one looks familiar. Sure it isn't an owl? Very nice work. Among the other items I'm getting ready for my shows, I'm also doing a Bald Eagle. Should be nice when I get it done.

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