Was only able to get the nose & mouth carved within the 30 minute limit. Will concentrate on the eyes in the next one.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
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3 comments:
She continues to progress nicely, is exciting to watch her develop beore our eyes. Looking forward to each new installment, I check the blog several times a day looking for new posts (sort of like having you on speed dial).
Have you though of her name yet? She is enough of a personality with that face that she needs a name instead of just Indian Woman.
Thanks for the instruction.
they are both looking great as usual Lynn.
question: Did you customize "old faithfull"? The blade appears to stick out a bit further than most cutters.
Some of those older handles have two little studs inside to hold the blades. I ground off the back one so the blade could be extended about 3/16th" further out.
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