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    A Christmas Celtic Cross

    I just finished a requested Christmas gift. After four attempts (different design ideas) I finally decided to do the wax carving in two parts and cast them together.



    I'm all done and Santa needs a bourbon ball and a scotch. O'Neille

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    That is very nice looking and workmanship
    Glen McGuire

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    That's really cool! Well done!

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    I had cast a couple extra, just in case. I lost one while sanding and couldn't find it. The other, I experimented with a hammered finish.


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    Very nice!
    I think I like the hammered look the best.

    Merry Christmas!
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    Those are very nice. I like the hammered look better, but both are great.
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    Be proud, both look great. I prefer the hammered look. ( Maybe that I have the hammered look down to a science after a few drams.)

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    the hammered is so rustic looking! NICE

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    Yep! I'd go with the hammered too.

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    Very nice O'Neille

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