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Love the cow and calf. What woods did you use ??? Marion

Thanks for the kind words. I had it hanging above the fireplace only for a few days and miss it being there. Will have to do something similar to hang there in the near future. Hope you and yours are doing well Dan. Marion

I made this using 2 different patterns and then decided to make it look like they were in a stall. I took it to my carving class and someone there bought it. Wasn't thinking of selling it but at least now I can buy more wood !!!! Thanks for looking .... Marion

Sorry I haven't replied .. get busy and don't get on the computer. He loved it and I know the next time one of the critters go to him I will hear "no charge today" when I go to check out !!!!

Thanks for all of the nice comments. Marion

Made this for my Veterinarian for his daughter.

#2 .... just enough to make it stand out ..... think it would be too much if all was colored. That's my story and I'm sticking with it !!!!

I haven't been around much lately so was a little surprised. No big deal as I think all of the other groups have at some time had to redo their site and have changed the look of the site. So glad you are still around and will hit the donate button when installed. Hate you had to use the piggy bank as I am sure you had fond dreams of using the new saw !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kevin on the .. Dream Big .. do you know what font was used for the word Dream ??? Thanks Marion

Very well done Clayton ... great choice of woods and excellent finishing

If my chickens had that they would think they had moved to the Ritz Carlton !!!!!

What would hurt him more is to let Ford know he is selling their Logo. I would think you can use them as public domain to make something but not sell the pattern and stamp them as being yours ??? So many of the patterns are from this forum wondering if it is/was a member ?? We need to all put our heads together and figure out how to out smart him ???

The woods on the boots are unknown as they came from a pallet I was given. The hat is Walnut. The backer board was something I had laying around that was from an old barn that was destroyed in Hurricane Katrina (the black on the board is from where the nails were). The woods on the Salmon are green poplar and cedar (from the Amish in TN) the backer board is blue pine and the rocks are unknown woods from pallets. Thanks for the kind comments.

Didn't do too much woodworking last year as my husband was sick. Getting back into the swing of it and really enjoying the feel of wood in my hands again.

Oh my gosh ...ROFLMAO ... needed the laugh .. thanks