Carving A Cowboy’s Horse – Part 5 – Carving The Saddle
With this one we add the blanket and saddle to the horse. It might sound difficult but I think you’ll find that it’s really quite easy. Just do a little research, learn the various pieces of the saddle and you’ll have no trouble.
You make it look so easy...thats the mark of a skilled person, making it look like nyone can do it. I wish I had started crving when I ws younger, I am not sure I have enough years left to get as good as you and a lot of the other cavers...but am going to give it a try. Ths is a wonderful project, and you are a peach for doing it for us. thanks
Lynn, besides the obvious talent that you share so willingly, I think one of things I appreciate most is the way you show/explain your reference material and walk us through potential pitfalls.
A big thanks goes out to you Lynn and your wife for your tireless effort, that you put into these videos. We are so lucky to have you, to show us all the different techniques. In doing this horse, I will be able to give as a gift, to my niece, a completed horse, that I'm sure she will love. She rides every day. So thanks again. fred k
I just watched these vids and i must say i dont see how anyone could say that carving the horse in two halfs is cheeting it just makes sence and helps produce a better carving and thats what we all try to do. I love the detail you put in to everything you do i lern something new of every video i watch iv got alot of videos still to watch as i found your blog and vids not long ago im realy enjoying the new project and im checking your blog all the time for new parts my girl my have a few choice words for you as i like to watch your videos in bed with my earphones in ha ha thank you so much for the advice you give and the time you and judy take to make these vids micky from uk
You make it look so easy...thats the mark of a skilled person, making it look like nyone can do it. I wish I had started crving when I ws younger, I am not sure I have enough years left to get as good as you and a lot of the other cavers...but am going to give it a try. Ths is a wonderful project, and you are a peach for doing it for us. thanks
ReplyDeleteLynn, besides the obvious talent that you share so willingly, I think one of things I appreciate most is the way you show/explain your reference material and walk us through potential pitfalls.
ReplyDeleteAgain, many thanks.
Ron
A big thanks goes out to you Lynn and your wife for your tireless effort, that you put into these videos. We are so lucky to have you, to show us all the different techniques. In doing this horse, I will be able to give as a gift, to my niece, a completed horse, that I'm sure she will love. She rides every day. So thanks again. fred k
ReplyDeleteDitto to the above statements, and Kent, me too... wish I had started carving many moons ago...LOL Mary Anne
ReplyDeleteI just watched these vids and i must say i dont see how anyone could say that carving the horse in two halfs is cheeting it just makes sence and helps produce a better carving and thats what we all try to do. I love the detail you put in to everything you do i lern something new of every video i watch iv got alot of videos still to watch as i found your blog and vids not long ago im realy enjoying the new project and im checking your blog all the time for new parts my girl my have a few choice words for you as i like to watch your videos in bed with my earphones in ha ha thank you so much for the advice you give and the time you and judy take to make these vids micky from uk
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