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georgiarose — Curious Cat
Published: 2007-01-14 21:22:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 2713; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 54
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This cat is carved using tupelo wood. The tail is a separate piece. I used an old paint brush for the whiskers. My cat was my model.Related content
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Thank you. I had a lot of fun carving it also.
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Great job on the cat, and I see your also great at photography, well done!
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Thanks. It has been a while since I have done any carving. Need to get back to it.
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Thanks so much for the 
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You're welcome 
That's really,really,really good work
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Once again, thanks so very much.
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you're very welcome ^_^
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I had more fun doing this one than any of the others I have done. I used one of my cats as a model.
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well, your cat did a great job posing for you! lol
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Thanks! Of all the things, I've carved, I enjoyed this one the most.
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I really enjoyed carving this. I need to do another cat once I finish what I'm working on.....which may take over a year.
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I never have because I put so much time into them that what I could get for the piece would end up bringing in less than $4 an hour if I was lucky.
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Pffftttttt!!!!!!!! They are so gorgeous you could easily make a fortune!
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Thanks...Of course I would have to make more than 1 every year
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You could charge about $10,000 for each piece to make up for all the time, lol.
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Yeh, I'm sure folks would stand in line to get one too.
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Haha! Mebbe not for $10,00, but for a reasonable price.
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Thanks for the compliment and the
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I'd love to see another one
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Unfortunately it takes a long time to do one. It may be next year
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hello
like your work.
check out [link]
lumberjocks
great place for woodworkers to surf
regards
dan
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Thanks. I checked it out and saved the site so I can go back again. Lots to look at.
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Tupelo wood and dremel tools. I like the sanding bits a lot for carving although the small ones do not take off much wood at a time.
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ah ha. i do a bit of carving myself. so i was jsut wondering cuz that looked like a big chunk of wood you started out with. you cant even ell that the tail is a second piece.
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Thanks...epoxy works real well
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Thank you for the compliment and the fav! When I finish my wood duck hen I think I'll do another cat.
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I have to confess I'm not a cat person, but yours look so alive that I can't do less than admire your work
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Thanks for the fav and the compliment. I took a look at your gallery. It is great to see another carver submitting on DA. Enjoyed viewing your work.
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we are few... but we will conquer the world!
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Wow, that's gorgeous. 
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Thanks for the fav! I used an old paint brush for the whiskers. I'm working on a wood duck hen right now but it will be months before I finish it.
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I took a picture after I finished carving and sanding. I'll take another when I finish the wood burning and then the final picture. Too bad I didn't take a picture of the two blocks of wood that I started with.
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You could always cheat and take a picture of another two blocks...
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That's true. I could. They all look about the same
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