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  1. 01-07-2016 #1
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    Those are all very, very nice!
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    You have definitely been busy. I am really impressed by the way the Indian legend came out.... a real eye catcher.
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    Very nice. Your layout and finish work is top shelf!
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    All great plaques but the Indian one is outstanding!
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    I want to learn how to do this!!!
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    Nice! Your designs and colors are fantastic!
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    I always enjoy seeing your work! It is outstanding. I like the way you carved the Native American into the border.
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    I agree with the others, the Indian is fantastic. That just opens up a whole other world of thought for the Carvewright.

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    Thanks everyone , We really like the way the Indian turned out also. This was a pattern from the forum that took a couple carves to get the depth and flooring correct. Also took some trial and error on the centerline text to find the right bit and font combination.
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