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02/16/2011 08:10:20

You did a great job on your bark treehouse.  you are the only one who can see what's in your mind as you work to get it out.  I agree with you on your bark solution of simpler.  They will love it.



01/19/2011 17:37:49

yes you do.  The top of the stick is a carved threaded needle.. and there are various quilt patterns on the stick.  I made two plastic templates and drew the squares randomly on the stick.  I then spent hours going through my quilt books - (something I will eventually do so.. had to have the books!) picking out patterns.  I penciled them on then V tooled them off.  I used paint pencils and colored pencils to fill in the patterns.. picking colors to use for the blocks was also a chore.  A few quilter friends said they liked the choices and of course.. a mom will always say she likes it so, it was nice to have other input.  Did you chip carve your patterns into the columns or just outline them?



01/19/2011 17:31:03


nancydenis wrote:








MissVic wrote:




ok.. Trudy told me.. it's Aspen.. boy was I off!






I have only carved one walking stick - The wood was Oak ( a branch from a tree in our back yard)




Do I recognize quilting patterns on the walking stick?  My wife is a quilter so when we redid the basement of our house I carved quilt patterns into a couple of the stair columns...it was a fun project.




01/19/2011 05:56:47


MissVic wrote:


ok.. Trudy told me.. it's Aspen.. boy was I off!



I have only carved one walking stick - The wood was Oak ( a branch from a tree in our back yard)


Do I recognize quilting patterns on the walking stick?  My wife is a quilter so when we redid the basement of our house I carved quilt patterns into a couple of the stair columns...it was a fun project.



01/13/2011 06:50:02

Thank you for the kind comments on my carvings.


I very much enjoyed looking at the pictures of your carvings.  Of particular interest was your walking sticks.  What wood did you use? 






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