My apologies to Bob K.

[Tom Ellis]

Cute one Bruce, good luck with your sales.

[Tom Ellis]

Thanks Bob, He doesn't like the fact that he has to take such little, short steps.

Have a good one. Tom

[Tom Ellis]

Thanks Eddy. I generally don't carve more than one, I guess I would sell out pretty fast.

[Tom Ellis]

Thanks Joe, and Claude.

Good Bruce, i can't wait to see what you come up with.

[Tom Ellis]

Antther beauty Mark, Definitely a great piece example of clean carving, and very nice painting.

[Tom Ellis]

Thanks Merle, Soggy, and Kris. It seemed a little goofy, but it worked.

[Tom Ellis]

Thanks Mark, he is a little envious of your Santa.

[Tom Ellis]

I felt sorry that Santa was stuck in the chimney, so broke the chimney off and gave him some feet. He is a lot happier now, you just can't see his smile....

[Tom Ellis]

Dang Merle, you are going to need a tree trunk for that walking assister.

[Tom Ellis]

Gotta love that little fella Soggy, you just keep coming up with the best little carvings. Whoever thought square eyes could look so good.

[Tom Ellis]

He is pretty cool Joe, will look good painted.

[Tom Ellis]

Nice little cowboy, he is keeping his hands in his pockets around all of those Drakes.

[Tom Ellis]

Boy Joe, he has really been eating good, running around out there in the forest. Pretty cool.

[Tom Ellis]

Rod, I see you are starting to turn the head. Another degree of dificulty. You are really coming along. Jack Price spent his carving career carving little people, so keep up the good work.

[Tom Ellis]

Hi Merle, I do think the paint makes him a little more noticable from a distance, but I think he would look good however you do him.

[Tom Ellis]

WOW Bruce, you need another vacation to rest up from your vacation. Great work.

[Tom Ellis]

Great job Merle, I knew you could do it. It looks very comfortable to use. More pleasing to the eye design. Tom

[Tom Ellis]

I think it will probably slow him down Mark, Everyone is going to want to take a look at it. Great job.

[Tom Ellis]

That is a very classy cane Randy. I'm sure he will cherish it. Good on ya.

[Tom Ellis]

Bob, this would make a great article. You have to realize that there are probably thousands of readers that are not on the forum, but still enjoy the projects that are in the magazine. That is why I receive it. I need the inspiration. You did good on this one.