Woodcarvers
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St. Charles Area
Woodcarvers Copyright � 2004. All rights reserved. |
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Dick Weber provided pictures of two versions of Christmas Bear ornaments that he carved for his daughter's restaurant -THE BEAR TRAP- in Riverside, Wyoming. Below the pictures is a pattern he provided for his bear Christmas ornaments. | ||
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Pattern contributed by John Bouchillon John created this pattern when he tired of the same old Jack-in-the-Box face and the Hardies star on antennas. This one is easy. Just start with a basswood pear. It could be done in an egg to save weight, but John says he hasn't had trouble with his on the antenna. It is painted with acrylics and finished with several coats of polyurethane to make it carwash safe. To install the antenna ball, drill a 1/4" hole in the bottom about 5/8" deep. Make a wedge out of a 1/2" length of 1/4" dowel. Cut the dowel in half and groove the center of each half about the same size as the antenna shaft. Then, place the ball on the antenna and insert the halves on each side of the antenna shaft, forcing the top ball up into the hole. You have to push hard, but it keeps it in place even in the carwash. |
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