Both methods can be done in the same locations and by following the same tides
[button link= size=large icon=download color=red bg_color=#d70000 border=#d70000]Download Pattern[/button] Carving the Fish Materials & Tools MATERIALS Basswood, 1 (2.5cm) thick: 1 1/4 x 5 (3.2cm x 12.7cm) Sandpaper: 150-grit Gesso, such as Liquitex white Acrylic paint, such as Liquitex: black, green, red, yellow Pencil Amber shellac, such as Zinsser Bullseye Spray matte finish, such as Krylon Split ring: 1 (25mm) diameter Brass swivel snap: size 5 Small screw eye TOOLS Band saw, jig saw, coping saw, or scroll saw Carving knife or hobby knife with #11 blade Paintbrushes: #4 flat and #3 round Pliers About the Author Trapper John Reichling resides in a 100-year-old log cabin on High Lake in Vilas County, Wis., with his wife, Carol, and two dogs
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