Carved red eyed tree frogs

VERY NICE carving well done I and my wife to whom I have just shown this are most impressed well done.I like Frogs very much regardsAlistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease

This is really great. Soemthing a little different from many of the recent posts. Thats why I loev this place. So many different talents. Didd you just make this for fun?

Very nice

-- Glenn, New Mexico

haha how wonderful. What a lovely visitor you have in your yard, keeping an eye on things—and you can stop by and have a hopping good chat with him.

Now you need a little lily pad chair for you to sit on during your visits!

Fantastic work.

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

haha how wonderful. What a lovely visitor you have in your yard, keeping an eye on things—and you can stop by and have a hopping good chat with him.

Now you need a little lily pad chair for you to sit on during your visits!

Fantastic work.

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

Thanks Debbie,

Sadly he’s gone to a customers house, but I’ll get a chance to keep one for myself eventually. hopefully I’ll get to deliver another carving to the customers house and have a quick visit.
Thanks for checking him out!
Tim

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Cool! Great carving!

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i wish i could do cool things like that…

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A great looking Frog!

You are very artistic,

A Frog has been on my list to carve for along time now, although I don’t use a chainsaw.

Maybe this will give me some incentive, after I finish a few unfinished things.

Welcome to LJs, I’m glad to see another carver in our midst.

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Thats really neat Tim.

I would really like to see your site. CS carving seems really interesting, however I’m not that fond of CS. They scare me a litte.

Pls keep posting projects.

Cheers

-- The significant problems we face cannot be solved by the same level of thinking that created them

Very whimsical friend you have created. I really like it a lot. Thanks for sharing Tim.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.

Very nice.Great carving!

-- jeanmarc manosque france

Beats the heck out of a cement statue.

-- Bruce from Central New York

Wow, my mouth dropped, your frogs are great. Also, I love frogs and the treefrog is my favorite. I have always loved them since I can remember. I collect them, boy I wish I had one of these if I had my own yard to put it in. I’m glad you posted this so I can enjoy seeing it.

Diane

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There was a traveling zoo at our town library this weekend, and they brought around one of these, but in the flesh. Great likeness! Though I daresay a bit less jumpy than the real thing ;)

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Very nicely done. You did a beautiful job on your frog. Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

Great job Tim.
I cannot seem to get enough carving done in a day! The things we see in that chunk of wood are endless.
Again ….very nicely done.
Jim

-- Can't never could do anything, to try is to advance.

Great looking frog, I`m amazed, I cant even cut a good looking stick of firewood with a chainsaw. Very good carve

-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none

Got to say that frog looks to me like he could croak!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh well, Sorry.

What kind of power chisel do you use?

Charlotte

-- Charlotte, Tennessee. A toothpick or a forest...I see a project in each.

What a great frog, I didn’t expect that. We have some folks around here that do chainsaw carving but I’ve never seen that level of detail. Everything I’ve seen before is much more “rustic”. Thanks for sharing.

-- Tim D. - Woodstock, GA

I enjoyed this posting. You have some skills !

Welcome to lumberjocks.

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This is really cool… you’re very talented with a chainsaw.

I’m looking forward to seeing more of your posts….

.... Oh, yeah,... I almost forgot…. Welcome to LumberJocks!

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Steve.

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Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Great looking tree frog…................I love it. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to your web site when it’s up…..I want to learn this.

-- Life used to be soooo much simpler!!!!

Tim
One word only. Beautiful.
And nice painting.

-- Jiri