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Old 06-26-2012, 10:11 PM   #1
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My grandson, Ryan, who's visiting this week spent some time in the shop with me and made his very first segmentation project. He made a lot of small scraps from big ones and then learned to sand them into shape before he cut this dolphin. He did most of the work himself.
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Looking good, Ryan!

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Nice work Ryan!

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I see some of your talent was passed down!
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Great work Ryan, Who was more proud .RyN OOR you.
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Now that is some really nice work, Ryan.
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Jan, tell Ryan he did a really nice job on his project, and that he sure has a great teacher.

Congratulations to both of you for a job well done!
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Good job - Ryan. Keep working with him, Jan - he be an asset to the craft someday.

You must have good intarsia genes in your family.

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A fun time had by all! Great.
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What a pleasure to see a kid interested in something besides computer games! He did a super job on a first project. I'm sure we're all hoping to see a second and a third!

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