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Old 07-28-2009, 06:17 PM   #1
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Here are the last two pieces to reach the finishing area. Until it was requested I had no idea Border Collies were not all black/white. . . very little research showed that there are several color variations. The black/white one is black walnut/aspen. . the red/white is redwood/aspen. . they only have oil on them now, in a couple days they will get a coat of two of Deft and the highlights in the eyes.. The pattern is by JGR
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Old 07-28-2009, 07:10 PM   #2
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Nice job Grover! The highlights will make them come to life.
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Very nice! Talk about froggie toes! What about doggie teeth!
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I agree with Anneh, looking at all these teeth! Wouahhhh! Good job Grover!
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the teeth are easy!!!!! it is one piece of aspen and a couple minutes with the wood burner!!! but thanks for thinking i could/would do individual teeth!!
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Hi Grover,

Should have kept the secret and we would think you ar a master intarsiaist with doggie teeth. Beautiful work. The colors are super.
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Beautiful work.
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Outstanding work, and I guess Janette is right about the highlights in the eyes.
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i love border collies,those are great pieces.tom
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Great work, Grover. The teeth are the first thing I noticed, and said wow, how did he cut all them out. lol
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