[Woodcarver] When should a carving be retired from competition?

[Jill Ellis]

Yes, they are......but I believe it is going to be a while yet before the 
little shows catch up to the big shows in the way of entry.

Don't forget.....some people make their living with their carvings.....and 
the more ribbons, best of shows.....the higher the price they can charge.

So getting a North American standard might be a while off.

Jill

At 04:57 PM 9/10/04, you wrote:
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> > From: Jill Ellis <mantis at kent.net>
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> > Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] When should a carving be retired from
>competition?
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> > Just remember......different shows, different judges......can make a
> > difference in how you place.....and not just for the Best of Show
> > carvings......
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