I’ve assembled the chip carved quilt with the squares that many of you sent my way.
My apologies to those of you who don’t see your square in the quilt. I tried my best to get as many as possible in the space and finally had to leave some out. So sorry.
Now, please go to Ebay (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190542019969) where I’ve posted this quilt on the auction block with all funds received going to the My Chip Carving Foundation, to help those who want to learn to chip carve who are unable to afford the basic supplies. I hope many of your will bid and spread the word to others you know who may be interested in bidding.
Auction will end on Wednesday, June 15th.





-- Marty, https://www.MyChipCarving.com, 866-444-6996

















13 comments so far
a1Jim
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#1 posted 713 days ago
Double dang they look good,
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WayneC
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#2 posted 713 days ago
Looks great Marty. I hope it does well for the foundation.
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pat sherman
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#3 posted 713 days ago
those look really nice. i wish i could chip carve that well.
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JL7
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#4 posted 713 days ago
Very nice Marty – it’s great that you that the time to organize all of this!
Jeff
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Archae
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#5 posted 713 days ago
I haven’t yet mastered chip carving, but I have done a bit of quilting. This is a fantastic interpretation of the art of quilting. And a very fine example of the art and craft of chip carving.
-- There's nothing lovelier than a tree, except when it has been turned, carved, jointed, planed, molded, inlaid . . .
DinoWalk
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#6 posted 713 days ago
pretty cool, it’s a nice idea!
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Roger
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#7 posted 713 days ago
very awesome. I like the way you’ve displayed them. very nice
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MsDebbieP
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#8 posted 713 days ago
that is So awesome.
Everyone did a fantastic job.
Good luck on the fundraising.
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Maveric777
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#9 posted 713 days ago
Now that rocks!
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Chipaway
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#10 posted 712 days ago
Looks good Marty. I like the multi-level arrangement you used for the quilt. Hope you raise a bunch of bucks for your foundation. Thanks again. The class was a pleasure.
-- Ron, Gainesville, Georgia, http://www.HandCarvedPlates.com
stefang
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#11 posted 711 days ago
I have to say Marty that I’m really impressed with the quality and variation of work on that quilt. They must have had a really good teacher! Well done one and all!
-- Mike, American in Norway
helluvawreck
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#12 posted 710 days ago
Marty, that looks great. You did that just right and it looks so good.
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rich2008
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#13 posted 710 days ago
The quilt looks good Marty! Nice assembly on the frame which really adds shadow to the carvings. Someone will be the proud owner, and the money raised for the Foundation will help get some new chip carvers out there interested and on their way to making chips.
Rich
-- Rich, Mississippi Gulf Coast
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