That would mean I have to clean up my shop. Did you notice that I never actually show the floor of my shop? Only the walls??? We'll see what we can do...
Wow Mary; sandpaper! You are so practical; artistry is in the final form, not necessarily the method. Thanks for this display of practicality. By the way - the acanthus panel that can be seen behind you in the intro - wow! Couldn't persuade you into demonstrating that one could we?
Clint, Thanks for your comments. Yes, I am reluctant to admit that sandpaper does come out on occasion - hate the stuff! Scrapers would work for this process also, but I have not used them enough to really feel confident.
Yes, I can do a demo of that acanthus. Why not??? I do like to hear what people are wanting to see. Thanks!
As always you drop tidbits of wealth along the way - Like using the flat gouge (if grain allows) to reduce facets. Great info and why your whole library together is so fantastic.
Hi Dale,
What type of volutes? I have the lesson on carving scrolls and one on the violin scroll (the ultimate volute). What specifically are you wanting to see?
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