Pretty woman?

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Did you get the oil-based polyurethane or the acrylic? I use the oil based satin quite a bit, buying in small cans when possible. The thin-ness is exactly what I am looking for in a fresh new can. I am applying it to my carvings or caricatures that I have painted with acrylic paints and I am wanting...

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Not quite there! Doc Sulieman gave me this rough out a few years back. I think he started it in a class and decided he would rather carve something else, as we all do at times. I am pretty sure it came from the sisters, Janet Cordell or Adina Huckins, as it seemed their style, and it is always...

[mpounders]

Oh no! Hope you get better quickly.

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I use black all the time with no problem. Make sure the eye is smooth and to chips or dangly things. Paint the white, then dry it with a blow dryer. Then use a round toothpick to apply the black and blow dry again. Don't thin the black, usually.

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You might check with Sandy Smith in Mountain Home; here is the club web site http://www.northarkansaswoodcarvers.org/
Their annual show is May 6 &7 in Mountain Home, but they have weekly meetings and regular instructors.