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These keep me out of trouble and enable me to meet wonderful people all over the world.
1st pic- DeFuniak Springs, FL. Carved Rosewood Initial pendant – a lot of hand work on this
2nd & 3rd pics- Washinton, VA and Diamond, IL . Standard oak keychains
4th pic- Jumbo walnut keychain – Tampa, FL. For a shared conference room key. Hard to lose this one.
5th pic- Three sizes of keychains. Jumbo, Standard & MiniTags
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7 comments so far
Blake
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posted 24 days ago
These are cool!
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a1Jim
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posted 24 days ago
Cool bunch of scroll work.
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kolwdwrkr
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posted 24 days ago
You did a great job on the K. I really like the look
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scrappy
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posted 24 days ago
Fantastic work. That K looks like a LOT of hand work. Outstanding job.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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mmh
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posted 23 days ago
I also like the shaping you did on the “K”. It looks similar to the traditional fishing hooks the Hawaiians and other islanders made, which are now being made for neckwear instead of fishing.
The keyrings are a smart idea to keep those keys where they belong!
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dustynewt
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posted 23 days ago
Thanks for all your comments.
I have done some of the Maori style fishhook pendants in rosewood as well. I have been doing the keychains for 27+ years (now as a hobby and a little extra money). People love their names and there are new names popping up every day that aren’t found in the souvenir shops.
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nmkidd
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posted 23 days ago
Super job. As a note…Souvenir shops don’t market quality products like these items.
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