Saturday, October 29, 2016

Wild Rose

We had some lovely Wild Rose blooms last summer.

Wild rose

The flowers served as wood carving inspiration for Far Guy.

wild rose

He will mount the flower and leaves on a piece of wood but for now they are sitting on the dining room table.

I told him I thought he could do a few more blooms…but he said one was enough…I think several attempts became firewood.

I might try a bloom later in the winter…when you are a woodcarver you find your stride and what you like to carve.  I can carve flowers but I don’t enjoy it as much as I enjoy the little bark houses.

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22 comments:

  1. Good Morning, I love the wild rose carving. The bloom is similar to Georgia's Cherokee Rose. You both certainly are talented. Hope you guys enjoy the day...hi ya to Chance!

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  2. The carving is beautiful. Such a gift you two have! Wild rose grows here along our driveway, but I haven't seen it in a while because I am no longer allowed to walk down the driveway (too easy to fall in the uneven ground and break something else) and the car speeds by too fast. It is always good to stretch ones wings just to see what happens but if you like the houses -- stick them

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  3. It is beautiful and definitely looks like a difficult carving.

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  4. How pretty- that looks like it would be hard to do. I love your wood house carvings- the one I won here is in my pie safe- I will treasure it always. :)

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  5. I think the carving turned out beautiful.

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  6. Nice work, but perhaps not a lot of fun to do.

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  7. That's an amazing carving! Great job!

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  8. Goodness! You and Far Guy are amazingly talented!

    Linda

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  9. OMGosh! Tell FarGuy that turned out beautifully! Was well worth the time and effort. :)

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  10. A lot of work but with a great result!

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  11. The carving is wonderful. I just saw in a Christmas magazine where a guy carved only Christmas themed items. He had a lot of sad Santas and trees. Most of them were a solid form with parts of faces revealing just subtly.

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  12. Now tell Far guy that that's pretty classy carving.

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  13. Ditto everybody! Thisnis a beautiful piece.

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  14. Very nice carving! (Spelled it wrong the first time!)

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  15. We have the wild roses here. FarGuy's carving is lovely! It will look perfect mounted on another pieces of wood.

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  16. The carving is wonderful!
    Wild roses are things of beauty too.

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  17. Very beautiful! I was born in a province of Canada (Alberta), with the wild rose as it's emblem. It's a gorgeous plant, fragrant and hardy, and a by-product of it is it's fruit, rose-hips, which can be made into rose-hip jelly, which is chock full of vitamin C!

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  18. Tell Far Guy he outdid himself....it is absolutely beautiful! (I bet it's for you for Christmas). I love my little houses that I won from you in your drawing. My daughter asked to see them in person when she came down this summer as she knew how much I loved them!

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