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    Thanks a lot. They are in situ!? Specially commissioned to live next to the corrugated steel :-). They were commissioned as a gift so we never got to see them in their new home which is a bit of a shame :-(
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    Hi A two piece sculpture I was commissioned to do a while back that i thought I would share. Its carved from Aspen and is life size. The two pieces are connected by fishing line from the rod and a hook in the salmons mouth. These pictures are prior to it being oiled. Kim
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    This is a Ground Beetle I've just finished out of Aspen and delivered to a school in London. Had to take a few artistic liberties to fit the dimensions commissioned and to give it as few a weak points as possible for clambering kiddywinks. Kim
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    Thats a cracking chair, nice work
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    Ace!
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    Just to let everybody know, we donated the chair to the arboretum and so it will be there to go have a look at and a sit on in the very near future:laugh1: Kim
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    Thank you, yeah it was a great weekend. Definitely going again next year Kim
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    They're lovely, top job Kim
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    Its a fine bit of carving alright Kim
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    These are cool! Kim
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    Thanks you. Yeah we did really well, sold out in fact, just couldn't carve stuff quick enough after the initial stock went. Kim
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    Heres a few pics of a chair I carved out of Beech at the Wild About Wood Festival, Castle Howard at the weekend. Hope you like it. Kim
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    A gorgeous bit of furniture. All too easy to overdo something like that and ruin it but I think you've done it justice, bark and all. Kim
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    The fox was the most nervewracking bit as the gentleman was a farmer and so knew his foxes! Kim
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    Thank you both, Hi janey, if you click on the links on my signature that'll take you to my facebook page and website which has a few bits of my other stuff on there. Kim
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    First post on the carving bit of this forum so..hello This is a recent chair I carved a client out of a piece of Oak. The images on it are all linked to things of significance during the couples 50 years together Kim
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    tis a gorgeous bench, nice work Kim
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    We're based in Yorkshire but travel all over the place, nowheres too far away!
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    First of all "hello to everyone" as I'm new to the forums As a chainsaw artist who has just linked up with a few arboricultural outfits around the country so they can promote a carving option when they get to the stump, I'm wondering whether you lot get asked a lot for something creative doing with stumps or if people generally want them ground out? Do you think a lot of clients are unaware that they could have a sculpture done but would probably go for it as it would help something that they were emotionally attached to "live on"? Thanks Kim

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