[Woodcarver] New topic . . .

[Maura Macaluso]

 I like the altoid box idea

 


Maura Macaluso
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I think a contest where everything fits inside a small box would be fun to do.  I do mini gnomes and bears already so I could add to the theme and come up with a full set of decorations to go with them.
 
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Hi Matt,
  
A friend carves a complete christmas set that always fits inside the   altoids mint tins, it includes tree, ornaments, presents ,etc any way that is   just a thought.
  
Karen (Spit)
  
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Hello All   -

It's been entirely too quiet on this List of late - where the heck is    
everyone.

So I think it's about time for another   WOM/List-sponsored carving  
contest.   The carpenter pencil   contest we did a few years back was  
lots of fun, and produced some   interesting and clever carvings.

  I'm open to suggestions -   with just a few requirements - the first  
being that carvings need to   be small enough to easily mail in for  
judging,  and if you want   'em back you need to include prepaid postage.

One idea I've thought   about is having a contest where the carving has  
to fit within one of   those metal Altoids mint boxes,  or an Altoids  
Chewing Gum box.     Lots of interesting potential there,  if you are  
willing   to think outside the box,  so to speak.

Any other suggestions,   ideas, etc?

Carve   On!

Matt


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