dog intarsia

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bobman

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just started this finished all the cutting but not happy with the eyes I will probably do those again will start shaping today once I finished I will ebonise all the brown pieces to make it black and white to look like my dog which I lost recently
 

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Managed to do some rough shaping today
 

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Managed to do some shaping and ebonised the mahogany just need to sort the eyes out
 

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thanks for the kind comments Brian and Pete I will give it a few coats of satin spray varnish
 

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That's great bobman. I really like the "softy" expression on your dog's face - reminds me of ours before she died. Lovely work - more and more striking examples of intarsia get posted on here and I really must have a go myself. (My list of roundtoits gets ever longer!).

Thanks for posting.

AES
 
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