Thread: Did he carve them? If so, how?

Originally Posted by mycarver

Oh my. I'm again at a loss for words! I am though very happy to know you enjoy my efforts. Being an artist I don't know if I'm ever truly happy with my results much of the time. Within a day or so I'm picking it apart and feel it's not worth showing to anyone. I see glitches all over the place. Just gives me the incentive to try harder next time. And wonderful comments such as yours inspires me to continue as well!
Thank you.

Your work is fantastic,I do no carving as that takes an artists eye which I do not have,but I have done some furniture pces that have taken over a year to do.When done, I am never 100% happy with anything I do.
The things I make are never perfect as I work with natural materials, most of the time,nothing in nature is perfect,really upsets me sometimes.
Sometimes I may spend 10 hrs on a brush handle,than end up throwing it in the trash Bin.

Your love of your craft makes your work glow with skill and elegance.

Those look fantastic!
I have been planning on trying some carving. Great inspiration.

I don't even know what to say. This is an awesome tutorial and your work is great!!

I think Bob hit the proverbial nail on the head. I do love what I do. And as it's been said that if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life. Well I can't say my entire life but at least the last 25 yrs!
Thank you guys.

Note to self:
Win lotto and commission mycarver to carve a 7 day sets worth of scales with box!

Your work is beautiful, sir!

Thank you guys. And Hayzee, I make blades as well.

Hmm, woodworker, Bethlehem... I think I've heard of this guy before!

Originally Posted by Lemur

Hmm, woodworker, Bethlehem... I think I've heard of this guy before!

Not joking but the town of Nazareth is 15 min. North of here!
I don't drive to get there I just take a short cut and walk across the river.
OK, that part was a joke!