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    Praying Hands and a Lab.

    Its been while since I posted a picture so I thought I would share a couple of projects I have finished the last couple of weeks. Praying Hands is John Nelson's pattern from the spring issue, the Lab is one of Charles Dearings I have been wanting to cut for myself for some time now and finally took the time.
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    Nice work Dennis.
    I have cut the lab before I do like Charlies work. The praying hands by John Nelson is on my to do list.
    Graham
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      Dennis
      That's some beautiful work.
      John
      I've Got A Lot More To Learn
      About Leaving Battlegrounds Alone
      "~~ Molly Venter

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