![]() CUSTOMER'S CARVINGS |
Angel --- Hand & Cross --- Donkey --- Mobius Strip --- Big angel --- Carving Cross ---Dove & Cross --- Kathy's Cross I thought it would be fun to show the pictures of the Angels and other carvings by my customers. Some of the ones below were carved for Christmas. I had no idea people were carving and finishing angels in so many different ways. This is great. The carvings are in the order I received them, I just put the latest on top. Also, I will limit the pictures to 10 carvers. Therefore, I will drop the bottom one when I exceed 10. |
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![]() Bill Rulon is at it again. He carved these rams heads as Christmas gifts. As I said before, I want on Bill's Christmas list. Also, the tapestry he uses as background adds a lot to the display. |
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![]() These neat snowmen were carved by Robert Kozakiewicz from Ridgewood, NJ. These will make nice Christmas presents. | |
![]() Bill Rulon carved these praying girls for Christmas 2009. I need to be on his Christmas list> |
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![]() ![]() These carvings were submitted by John Knabl. John lives in Holtsville, NY. The critter on the right looks alive. | |
![]() ![]() These fine carvings are by Robert Kozakiewicz of Ridgewood, NJ. I like the Mobius strip carved smooth and round. They are usually flat. The Christmas bear is a very clean carving and I particularly like the paint job. | |
![]() ![]() ![]() Ray Newman showed me this angel carving at the Silver Dollar City carving seminar earlier this month(03/02/09). He reduced the image from the "Herby's Angel" article in 2007 and carved a smaller angel. The original is 6 1/2" tall. This one is 3 1/2" tall and 1 1/2" wide. This is a real nice carving. | |
![]() This is another original carving from Bill Rulon of Shenandoah, IA. He has several sizes of the praying girl, and I think this one is about 6 1/2" tall. | |
![]() This picture is from Gene McGuire out in Las Vegas. He says he has only been carving a few months. If these carvings are any indication, he is going to be a real good carver. |
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![]() These very pretty Mobius strips were carved by Barbara Lincoln as well (see horse below). She is going to carve a 3-way split next time. If you don't have a Mobius strip to fiddle with, that paint scheme will drive you crazy!! |
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![]() This very nice horse scene was carved by Barbara Lincoln, who lives in N. Marshfield, MA. The horse is carved from basswood, and the finish is 2 or 3 coats of acrylic. The base & fence are craft store materials. Barbara also ordered some Mobius strips, and I am anxious to see how they turn out. | |
![]() This is a new design Bill Rulon sent. I think I may try one of these - they sure are pretty |
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![]() Gene Griffith sent these pictures of some of his carvings. This is real nice work. Gene lives in Killen, Alabama. He also carves Mobius strips. |
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This unusual basswood Mobius strip was carved by Eric Loescher from Hillsboro, Oregon. Eric used a wood burner to finish the center strip. The side view makes it look like a critter of some kind. Real good job. | |
![]() This beautiful cross was done by Jim Soddy of Peoria, IL. He finished the dove with white acrylic. The cross is finished with clear Deft. That sure is a great job. | |
![]() These two basswood Mobius strips were carved by Steve North from New York City. He decided to paint them because the grain didn't show very much. These are the first I have seen painted, and they look real good. | |
![]() Bill Rulon sent this picture of a scene carved on Moose antlers. This is really neat work. It looks very fragile, but Bill says it isn't. I believe this was done mostly with power. |
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