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    Thanks Toni

    Thanks for giving me the courage to attempt segmentation.I usually do fretwork.I was so inspired by Hecam that I had to try this pattern for myself.I hope I did your pattern justice.The sand shading effect is so cool.This pattern and technique was so much fun. Of course the kids thought I was crazy trying to fry sand. But they loved the outcome.I will definetly be trying both again.I never would have thought of it. I hope I was able to upload the pics. Thanks again
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    Derek
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    Derek, this came out looking great! I'm going to have to give it a try myself.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Bill

    DeWalt 788



    aut viam inveniam aut faciam

    God gives us only what we can handle.. Apparently God thinks I am one tough cookie.....

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    • #3
      Ah shucks....

      Thanks Derek!

      You did a great job on Hecam!

      Sue and I are pleased you tried the sand shading technique too! We had fun with this project and Hecam is an adorable personality... we love seeing what others do with him.

      You made us both smile with your comment on segmentation. I do enjoy hearing from folks who try it and are so encouraged to try another.

      As for frying sand - ah yes, the first time I did this the kids came in the kitchen and looked over my shoulder " I an NOT eatting THAT" lol. So much for my baking that day. Giggle

      Be proud of your Hecam... we are. I'll be adding him to the gallery when I update this week!

      Take care
      Toni

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