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Jewelry Chest made of butternut
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Spotlight on Mickey Hudspeth, Chip Carver
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Mickey Hudspeth teaches the
Introduction to Chip Carving class
at Highland a few times a year. Since it is an intro class, we weren't sure how much Mickey gets to show off the impressive advanced chip carving work he regularly produces, so we thought we would show it off for him. Take a look below at some of his pieces and sign up for Mickey's next class at Highland if any of these pieces inspire you to want to try your hand at chip carving!
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Spice/tea chest made of butternut and basswood
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Nearly mirror image urns made of butternut and basswood
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Basswood/walnut urn
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Bowls made of basswood with walnut bases
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Sheet music chest made of basswood
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Reliquary made of butternut and basswood
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Chip carved bowl made of basswood with walnut dividers
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Birdhouses made of basswood and walnut
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Desk Kaddy made of basswood and butternut
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Jewelry chest made of basswood
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Small pedestal bowls made of basswood with walnut bases
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Large pedestal table constructed of basswood
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Small pedestal table from my early days of chip carving
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If you would like to see more of Mickey's chip carving pieces or find out more about the pieces shown here, you can
take a look at his website
.
CLICK HERE
to sign up for Mickey's next class at Highland.
