All About Pocket Knives

Mr. Chips wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2020 8:43 pm

pearlroosterman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 20, 2018 3:00 am Does anyone do Santa carvings? I really enjoy them and would love to learn from others that carve them. Thank you, John

Here's a Santa Carving I did recentlyIMG_20200402_114414.jpg

Hopefully the flag won't trigger anyone. I was recently denied entry to a contest with this because or "Racist associations of the flag." In Canada!!!!

Wonderful carving Mr. Chips, from exposition to execution; very well done!

Was it Napoleon that said ... "What is history but a fable agreed upon." For the court historians who are permitted license to produce our history, that quote rings true ... and that license comes at a dear price.

Keep up the great work and don't let anyone tell you different.

Finished this guy up, recently...

Doc B wrote: ↑Sat Jul 11, 2020 12:15 pm Finished this guy up, recently...
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Very nice! I like that pocket carver to

Carved a couple shelf sitters. A little bit early for Christmas.

Fun!! I like 'em!!

Doc you are a man of many talents.
Two nice ones Doug

I never got past whittling a big stick into a small stick. I admire some of your guy's craftsmanship.

A little pumpkin with a face on two sides.

Cool Doug, a two faced pumpkin. Will he run for office? At least both are smiling. I certainly enjoy your carvings. Thank you for sharing.

Corn on the cob. Ready for paint. Made from basswood carved with my Case Seahorse whittler pocket knife.

Another cool one Doug. I have noticed a certain favoring of vegetables of late. But Mr Corn is worthy of showing off. I bet the paint job will make it even better.

Good enough to eat!

Nice pumpkin, Doug! You need a whole series...so you can display your mood, when you get up!
Anxiously awaiting paint, on the cob. It's looking cool!!!

Thanks guys. First time carving teeth on something. I used my Case Seahorse whittler and GEC pocket carver to carve this.

Doc B wrote: ↑Sat Jul 11, 2020 12:15 pm Finished this guy up, recently...
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That's a really cool little caracter Jim! Great Job!

Doug51 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 4:13 am Thanks guys. First time carving teeth on something. I used my Case Seahorse whittler and GEC pocket carver to carve this.

Now who could resist Mr. Jimmy Crack Corn or Pete the precious Pumkin??? Who???
Great Job Doug!

The paint sets it off Doug. And the teeth are perfect.

Thanks, Tom!
Doug, Nice job, on the paint, looks great!

Thanks guys. I carved a few feather type pendants for a necklace. These are a fun small carving. I haven't decided yet on the second one to add color or leave it like it is. As usual I used my Case Seahorse whittler knife.

Doug, you and that Case are quite proficient.

What Doglegg said!!!

Nice job on the feather.

Arrowhead out of basswood.

I like it! Looks cool.
Nice job.