Cottonwood Bark Come Alive with Hand Carved Flowers

Hand carved cottonwood bark woodcarving of delicate flowers nestled within the bark.
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DISCLAIMER I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL NOR HAVE I TAKEN CARVING CLASSES. I DEMONSTRATE MY METHODS I'VE LEARNED THROUGH MY OWN CARVING EXPERIENCES. NOT EVERYTHING I DO IS THE BEST OR TEXT BOOK WAY OF DOING THINGS. IF YOU KNOW OF A BETTER WAY THEN I ENCOURAGE YOU TO SHARE IT IN THE COMMENTS BELOW. IT'S A GREAT WAY TO HELP THE CARVING COMMUNITY GROW TOGETHER.
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[@guyvangenechten6484]

Very nice job looking very good!!!👍👌💯

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Thanks 👍

[@darlenelaubenstein627]

Very nice! Enjoyed watching and might try it myself!

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Thanks for watching!

[@CarvingCarpenter-Woodart-nu4hm]

I'm always surprised that I both love and hate your style of carving 😀 i actually prefer the traditional way of working and find that a dremel has no place in a relief carving...BUT the result is so impressive every time that i have to correct my opinion. The combination of old and new techniques ensures a result that proves you absolutely right. The petals are just gorgeous.

[@ChiseledOutdoorsCC]

Thank you! Yes I totally understand what you’re saying. I personally prefer traditional carving WAY more than power. When I carve tho I kind of have a vision in mind and I’ll do whatever it takes to get as close to that vision as possible. Even if it means using power once in a while. Maybe it’s my inexperience or lack of carving skills that makes me need to use the dremel, idk. I’m hoping that as I grow as a carver my use of power gets less and less. I want to stay true to my vision tho, not the tool.

[@NarsiMan88]

Very very goood❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Thanks

[@robertcullity1695]

Such a pleasure watching your videos. Beautiful piece. ❤

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I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@markanthony559]

Awesome, I like that, nicely done 👍👍👍

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I appreciate it!

[@user-sq3lh3tc3u]

👍👍👍

[@brianpoor763]

cool, nice carving

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[@someinternetguy2755]

I love your work.. Do you offer your pieces for sale? If so were do you list them.

[@ChiseledOutdoorsCC]

I appreciate it! Yes I do, they are listed on my etsy page.

[@fredpierce6097]

A clinic on the need for short bent gouges……

[@ChiseledOutdoorsCC]

They are great tools to have in the box. Can really bail you out of some jams.