Carving Caricature Pins and Bolos

dimensional relief style." (5) The back of the pin must remain flat so the pin hardware can be attached, but the head is turned about 20 degrees to the left. When observed from the left side of the pin, you'll see about 4/5 of Uncle Sam's face. Painting instructions conclude this project. There are 48 other pin patterns, one to a page. Some, I feel, are more captivating than others, but all reflect Gary's sense of humor and distinctive carving style. Each page contains: * A colored photograph of the carved pin * A pattern(all at full size) * Finished size measurements * Carving notes(helpful hints) * Suggested colors for painting Chapter 3 contains patterns and helpful hints for carving and finishing a Bolo of Cowpoke Bob. Bob is a bit more complex than the pins, but the principles are the same, i.e. you must leave the back flat to accommodate the bolo hardware and the front is carved. Most of the pin patterns can be used as bolos and some of the bolo patterns are small enough to make cute pins. Have fun making the projects in this book. Many are Holiday oriented and great for Christmas, the 4th of July, St. Pats Day, and who knows what else.