carvings by Ken Pleasant - Tiki Carving

K keigs20 Tiki Socialite WA Joined: Jun 02, 2002 Posts: 549	K keigs20 Posted posted on Mon, Jun 12, 2006 10:16 PM Thanks BK, Bill did carve the trim,tiki and a lot more. He says this was the first big joe he ever carved. He said he made the design on a bar of soap first and when he carved it on wood he did not know how to carve well yet so he did all straight cuts and Big joe was born. Here is a picture of the front of the cabin. Kind of foggy when I took it. Bamben, gracias still waiting on a boo's visit. Polynesiac, mahalo, I have created a lot of firewood carving blind, sometimes I get lucky though. Tiki duddy, guttentaug I think that means thanks in German you should see the first one I carved blind at the cabin, damn it is ugly. Bill said it washed away in a storm we had over the winter but someone must have found it because it is back in all it glory [ Edited by: keigs20 2006-06-12 22:17 ]

Thanks BK, Bill did carve the trim,tiki and a lot more. He says this was the first big joe he ever carved. He said he made the design on a bar of soap first and when he carved it on wood he did not know how to carve well yet so he did all straight cuts and Big joe was born. Here is a picture of the front of the cabin. Kind of foggy when I took it.
Bamben, gracias still waiting on a boo's visit.
Polynesiac, mahalo, I have created a lot of firewood carving blind, sometimes I get lucky though.
Tiki duddy, guttentaug I think that means thanks in German you should see the first one I carved blind at the cabin, damn it is ugly. Bill said it washed away in a storm we had over the winter but someone must have found it because it is back in all it glory

[ Edited by: keigs20 2006-06-12 22:17 ]

Post #237558 by keigs20 on Mon, Jun 12, 2006 10:16 PM