Tiki carvings (gibgib) - New tiki's on page 2 - Tiki Carving

G gibgib Tiki Centralite Sub-Tropical Australia Joined: Oct 20, 2004 Posts: 33	G gibgib Posted posted on Sat, Dec 24, 2005 4:36 AM Thanks Benzart! You are truly gifted. I'm a fan. Got me intrigued how you can carve so detailed. My favourite tiki so far is the guard. I have another log earmarked for his mate (co-worker), "the protectors of the rear of the property", ie the vege garden :) The other logs I had in storage are not too good now. Splitting & absolutely light as a feather. Even just trying to cut with a saw almost knackers you. So I'm on the search for more palm logs & I want tiki's everywhere in my garden by next Christmas. One for the aussie's on here, Bunnings (hardware shop) have a concrete easter island style tiki in stock available in black or light yellow. They look quite OK. They are in with the terracotta pots. But why buy when you can carve em eh? http://frondly.com [ Edited by: gibgib 2005-12-24 04:38 ]

Thanks Benzart!
You are truly gifted. I'm a fan. Got me intrigued how you can carve so detailed.

My favourite tiki so far is the guard. I have another log earmarked for his mate (co-worker), "the protectors of the rear of the property", ie the vege garden :)

The other logs I had in storage are not too good now. Splitting & absolutely light as a feather. Even just trying to cut with a saw almost knackers you.

So I'm on the search for more palm logs & I want tiki's everywhere in my garden by next Christmas.

One for the aussie's on here, Bunnings (hardware shop) have a concrete easter island style tiki in stock available in black or light yellow. They look quite OK. They are in with the terracotta pots.
But why buy when you can carve em eh?

http://frondly.com

[ Edited by: gibgib 2005-12-24 04:38 ]

Post #204345 by gibgib on Sat, Dec 24, 2005 4:36 AM