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Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
When I cant shoot I carver. My favorite is making and carving walking sticks and canes. Some of the carving groups I belong to have canes for Vets programs working with veteran organizations. A a Vet I like working on those. these ate some of my carvings and sticks.
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Re: Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
I love your work! You've got a talented pair of hands. Thanks for sharing it with us and for donating your artwork to the Vets.
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Re: Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
Nice work as a fellow carver I know how long it takes to produce carvings like this. Welcome to the forum.
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Beautiful work. My late FIL was a carver as well, so I certainly can appreciate the talent you posses.
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Re: Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
Very cool. Like the elephant.
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Re: Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
WOW!!!!
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Re: Woodcarving ,Sticks and Canes
Funny...my favorite, although hard to pick one, is the elephant too!
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I make a few sticks to give away to friends that need one. I use a NZ native called Lancewood and decorate with bone and paua shell . The left one has no shell but the bone is my hip joint .After 65 years of use I didn't want to throw it away as I can still use it and it will outlast the rest of me.
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Stickmaker those are outstanding.
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