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[bucephalus]

That's awesome. Is it mounted onto the surface of the blue field, or is it inset?
Cheers
Gavin

 

[Woodchips2]

Case of "hare today, gone tomorrow" if you're up to 4

Well done Brian, looks great =D>

Completely unrelated but I had a rabbit pie at The Rugglestone Inn at Widecombe http://www.rugglestoneinn.co.uk/ yesterday and it was delicious. Hadn't had a rabbit pie for years and forgotten how nice they are.

Regards Keith

 

[bobman]

Another nice piece of work Brian

 

[Claymore]

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[beganasatree]

Hi Brian,
Nice work as always .

Peter.

 

[linkshouse]

Nice work as always.

Did I miss the border collie or is off chasing hares

(I use crocodile hangers)

Okay, I give in what are crocodile hangers? I've searched t'Internet and just get pictures of crocodiles!

Phill

 

[Claymore]

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[donwatson]

Another beauty Brian. Thanks for showing.

 

[bodgerbaz]

Lovely Brian. I have this on my shortlist after I've I've finished making Christmas presents!!

 

[bucephalus]

the "Blue Field" is actually my workshop wall :lol: and the Hare has a brass mount on the back (I use crocodile hangers) all my intarsia have a 1/4" plywood backing board (apart from the Giant Kite which had 1/2" plywood due to the size and weight) the black frame was added via photoshop (there is no frame around the Hare)

Cheers
Brian

AH that makes sense - the next question was going to be what is the frame made of!