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I finally finished the blue heron designed by Bruce Worthington. The body of the heron was created from some spalted maple harvested from our own trees. The reeds are cherry. The beak, underbelly and legs are "mystery wood" found in my box of wood from Larry the Wood Guy. The swamp water is also "mystery wood" from a local pallet company. The log is a piece of drift wood found on the beach of Lake Erie. I found this pattern to be a real challenge and it makes a spectacular finished project. Thanks Bruce for another great pattern.
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Tammy
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Oooooooooo! Wow, what a fantastic piece! The colors are amazing, and you intarsia artists also amaze me - it's just such beautiful work! -
Beautiful, Tammy! You did yourself proud on this one, Girl.
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Beautiful piece, I look forward to tackling that design myself one of these days. Nicely done!Comment
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Tammy,really nice!! LanceComment
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Tammy -- BEAUTIFUL!! Such a nice heron.Mtnman Jim
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Tammy,
Love it! Colors are wonderful. Great job, girl!
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Outstanding! Beautiful workmanship!DeWalt 788Comment
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YUP that is a beauty, excellent choice of wood. My wife and I love the blue herons and this design is on my list of patterns to make.Rolf
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Wow...!!!!
Exceptional piece...!!
I love that you harvested the wood the way you did...
Very nice...!!!!!Jim
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that looks fantastic! Love the woods you used.
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Wow Tammy you hit that one out of the park........super sweeeet.Gloria ............... Two memorable things to say in life, "Hello" for the first time, and "Good-bye" for the last.Comment
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Very, very nice. Excellent job!Comment
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Hey Tammy - you excelled yourself with this project. Absolutely gorgeous. You really did justice to Bruce's excellent design. Congratulations!Jim in Mexico
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Very nice Tammy. Gotta love reclaimed and mystery wood
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Some of that mystery wood from Larry can be pretty unusual stuff.Janette
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