Owl.

[Philip n]

This Owl was cut from 7/8" Irish Elm and sits on an Oak base.

Thanks for looking and a happy new year to you all.

 

[themackay]

A very nice peice.

 

[Woodchips2]

Well done!
Regards Keith

 

[nadnerb]

Nice work Philip also nice to see another Irish scroller on the site!!! (we are a rare breed)
Regards
Brendan

 

[ChrisR]

Great piece of work, Philip. =D>

Take care.

Chris R.

 

[woodndrum]

Very nice piece, I like birds of prey and this would be great to sit at the top of the stairs. Great workmanship. Where does the pattern come from, I would like to try this one for myself.

 

[Chippygeoff]

Brilliant piece of work. I love the contrast between the elm and the oak. Lovely cutting and finish. Well done.

 

[Bryan Bennett]

Love it Philip.The Owl is similar to one in the November issue of CW&C,which is a Great Horned Owl.The pattern is one of Jacob Fowler,and has been cut out by his son Wayne.When I get time later in the year and will probably cut it out.

Bryan

 

[Geoffrey]

Very nice piece, I like birds of prey and this would be great to sit at the top of the stairs. Great workmanship. Where does the pattern come from, I would like to try this one for myself.

NICE Piece of work my Better half loves owls Where does Pattern come from .

Geoff

 

[martinka]

Another excellent piece, Philip. You're a busy chap.

 

[boysie39]

Good on Ya ,Phil.

Lovely piece of work ,I get panned out just looking at all the cuts . :roll: :roll:

Thanks for posting .

 

[Philip n]

Thanks all for the kind words!

Bryan, it is the same pattern, but I have it in the January 2005 issue of the magazine.
Jacob Fowler seems to specialize in these kind of designs, generally I'm not a fan of them but this one caught my eye.

Brendan, we are indeed a rare breed. Though the upshot of that is that there is less competition, so making a few quid from the craft is a bit easier

 

[Bryan Bennett]

Philip the one that you have cut is slightly different to the one in the November issue,I have a Owl door plaque and do really enjoy that type of projects.I am a little limited to the wood that I can get from my friend Keith.

Bryan