X-Post: Light Suits

This has been one crazy weekend, and I thought I'd let everyone know that it went great. We had our final performances with the BYU Ballroom team and our light suits we designed for them. All the shows went well and the audience loved it. If you want an idea of what it looked like, we have been featured on KSL, Deseret News and the BYU Homepage. 

It was a fun ride while it lasted, but I'm fairly excited that it's over. At least I have more time to dedicate to my carving now. More to come this week.

Sisters Tana: The Sanding Edition

Did the same thing here as I did with Ella. I'm fairly sure at this point I'm just putting off Gracin. I just can't get a few of the letters the way I want them to look. I may have to go to some outside help to get a design that looks good. But anyway, stay tuned as always, color and finish sanding is coming up soon.

Sisters Ella: The Sanding Edition

I figured that since I was done with carving on Ella, I could just do some initial sanding to see how it was going to turn out when it is done. This was just 80 grit, which means I still have 120, 150, 180 and 220 to go. Thankfully those all go by fairly quickly since the 80 does all the hard work.

Sisters: Tana

Not much to say here, Tana is cut out and ready to start with shaping. I still haven't decided on a design for Gracin, but it looks like the time is running out for me to put it off. We'll see what happens later on this week.

Sisters: Ella

Had access to the scroll saw earlier this week and took the liberty to get these two cut out while I had the chance. I've already started on shaping Ella, and am actually almost done. It is a little refreshing to have a name that isn't too long or complex, especially after such a long hiatus. Check back in a few days and I'll have Tana cut out as well.