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Old 06-16-2009, 09:32 AM   #1
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Default Judy Gale Roberts Class Project Finished
Just wanted to show everyone the class project I just finished. Course was great and learned many new techniques. Now I will try to do at least two more.
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Old 06-16-2009, 11:03 AM   #2
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fantastic! Your wood selection and shaping is spot on. How long did it take to make? Tell us more about the class.
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Old 06-16-2009, 11:10 AM   #3
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Pete, your "indian" looks fantastic... the wood grain in his face is PERFECT! Very impressive. I must admit I envy you all for being able to take Judy's class! Are you going to share those new techniques you did learn??? Please???
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Oh, wow, Pete! Tell me that was the advanced class! Holy cow, but that's beautiful. Your cut and fit and shaping is A1 and the woodgrain .... fabulous! It's a keeper, Pete. Look forward to seeing your future stuff!

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The only thing I can say...... WOW!! That is incredible!! You did an outstanding job on that!!
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great job on that. I know most of it is cedar, but what did you use for the white?poplar? aspen? maple?
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Great job Pete. Still jealous of your ability and you access to go to JGR and Jerry's classes. Maybe when I retire or soething. By then though they will have probably retired as well.

Again fantastic work Pete!
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I clicked to enlarge the picture, and I was amazed at the perfect detailed parts you did. The head dress, the beads, the eyes, the wrinkles in the face, everything is fantastic work. Can't wait to see the others.
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Old 06-16-2009, 07:02 PM   #9
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that looks great,pete.i would love to go to one of judy's classes.i know i have a lot to learn.tom
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Bet you went to the head of the class with that project.......outstanding job Pete.
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