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Old 01-26-2007, 04:22 PM   #1
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I was searching through my photo collection this morning trying to find a subject for a new pattern and came across this. It's a photo taken at a craft fair sponsored by my old employer. This is what I did before becoming addicted to scrolling. Haven't picked up a knife since!!!! Not a good photo but you can get an idea.
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Carving's loss is scrolling's gain .

You're so creative and talented, Neal. Those carvings are magnificent!

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Those are fantastic! So will you be incorporating carving into your next scroll design???
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You're so creative and talented, Neal. Those carvings are magnificent!

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Very nice work Neal - your a multitalented guy ..
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Those are terrific Neal. I just have to make sure neither of my daughters see them or I'll have to learn how to carve, hehehehe.
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I am with Gill on this one.
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Aw, come on Kevin...all you have to do to carve one of those horses is cut away all the wood that isn't part of the horse!!!

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Ha Ha BOB. your too funny. Neal, what can I say , your are for sure a rarity. your so talented, and have a heart of gold. it shows in all your work. your friend Evie
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That's some mighty fine carving Neal. You are indeed, a man of many talents.
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