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Big B Members August 23, 20187 yr comment_2002 Report Author stats This was a collaboration with my daughter Madison Longshore. It is a sweetgum wood at about 13 inches or so I turned then she embellished it with the butterfly. Big B
Gene Howe Members August 23, 20187 yr comment_2003 Report Author stats Bob, all of your turnings are simply awesome. Glad to have you here.
lew Administrator August 23, 20187 yr comment_2011 Report Author stats What Gene said! Looks like artistic talents run in the family!
Big B Members August 23, 20187 yr comment_2015 Report Author stats Thanks Gentleman. She is in that teenager phase now so its getting harder and harder to keep her focused but still I am blessed. B
FlGatorwood Members May 17, 20197 yr comment_2251 Report Author stats Like others have already posted, beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.
Big B Members May 17, 20197 yr comment_2253 Report Author stats On 4/30/2019 at 5:01 PM, p_toad said: regular pyrography or ??? It was regular pyro done by my daughter. Big B
Cal Members May 18, 20197 yr comment_2254 Report Author stats That is all around beautiful Bob. Please share these comments with your daughter, she has definitely got some artistic skills that should be regularly exercised!
Big B Members May 23, 20197 yr comment_2258 Report Author stats On 8/23/2018 at 9:59 AM, Gene Howe said: Bob, all of your turnings are simply awesome. Glad to have you here. Wow, Bob thank you. Glad to be here on the site with all you fine gentleman.
Big B Members May 23, 20197 yr comment_2259 Report Author stats On 5/18/2019 at 7:43 AM, Cal said: That is all around beautiful Bob. Please share these comments with your daughter, she has definitely got some artistic skills that should be regularly exercised! Yes, I will Cal and thank you very much. I try to keep both my younger kids involved as much as possible.
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