The song @10:00 reminded me of Fleetwood Mac’s “Tusk”! That’s a complement, as I love FM! Really loved the mandolin picking on the tune after that also! All of your soundtracks compliment the days projects! That flower turned out swimmingly well! When I carve, two things happen: 1: the knife suddenly breaks out of the wood and destroys something I’ve already finished carving. 2: I get deeply cut! Typically, my carvings are stained red before I even complete them! Keep up the good work!
A tudor rose is a yorkshire rose within a lancashire rose to denote the unification of yorkshire and lancashire through the marriage of Henry (Tudor) VII to Elizabeth of York in the aftermath of the final battle in the wars of the roses. What you've carved is very much a Tudor Rose not a yorkshire rose 😉
Nice to see the carving table in use! Good ol' glue saving the day. I really like the end result, looks awesome
The song @10:00 reminded me of Fleetwood Mac’s “Tusk”! That’s a complement, as I love FM! Really loved the mandolin picking on the tune after that also! All of your soundtracks compliment the days projects! That flower turned out swimmingly well! When I carve, two things happen: 1: the knife suddenly breaks out of the wood and destroys something I’ve already finished carving. 2: I get deeply cut! Typically, my carvings are stained red before I even complete them! Keep up the good work!
We put our lives and safety on the line when we carve, Tom. We are pioneers. Make the red on the carving a feature!
@@SimplyWoodworking I’m almost teary eyed! Lol!
A tudor rose is a yorkshire rose within a lancashire rose to denote the unification of yorkshire and lancashire through the marriage of Henry (Tudor) VII to Elizabeth of York in the aftermath of the final battle in the wars of the roses. What you've carved is very much a Tudor Rose not a yorkshire rose 😉