[Woodcarver] What do you carve?

[Donna Menke]

How neat, Ned. I'll bet your granddaughters will have innumerable happy hours playing with your present. My favorite part are the snakes on the ridge- that is a stroke of genius.
Donna Menke
http://www.woodworks-by-donna.com 
Author: The Ultimate Band Saw Box Book

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   I just finished a large Noah's Ark with a ramp, removable cabin/deck with hinged roof and eleven pairs of animals for my grandaughters age 2 and 4. I mostly do Celtic love spoons in basswood, butternut, cedar, and mahogany. I am in the process of designing some spoons with Western themes. If anyone can direct me to some traditional Western designs such as saddles, boots, hats, cacti, wagon wheels I would appreciate it. 

           Ned Megargee    Havana, FL 

    If anyone is inetersted in the Noah's Ark, it is on the Capital City Carvers "Show & Tell" page for July. . Go to http://carvers.mytalweb.com and click on the link for Show N' Tell for July, 2007. 



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