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Such strong work. That is elegant

Thank you for uploading this, much appreciated!

Good morning 🌅, It is a dying Art , over my 50 years of being a specialist Joiner Cabinet maker, I have made quite a few sets of chairs, dining room tables, bookcases et cetera, and done a lot of renovation projects where people have bought furniture to me that are in pieces, I was hoping in my retirement to be able to teach people how to make furniture, et cetera , now retired living in France,

I have recently acquired a collection of African wooden statues and would love for someone to reach out to me regarding appraisal and potential purchase of these beautiful hand carved pieces.

Very interesting. Exploring the combination of materials and techniques without a specific plan. A real discovery. That’s an artist.

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This do be fantastic!

Wow Beautiful work

Its my dream to one day have an exhibit in your museum. Until then, thanks for the work you do.

Great discussion and display of the mangle boards. I just bought Jay's book on mangle boards and LOVE it. I bought a reproduction of a Swedish mangle board to use in my 'history of laundry' demo at the Heritage Center. I'm trying to learn all I can about how a mangle board was used. Thank you for this valuable information.

Randy is not only a gift to me but to every community he touches. Thank you Museum for Art in Wood for highlighting such an important collector.

super interesante conversación gracias por compartir <3

Thank you for this wonderful presentation. Threads and inspirations connect in so many ways. I was inspired by little carved birds in 1969 when I was seven or eight years old. Mom bought them because she loved them. It has always been a treasure in our family. I often wondered about the hands that made these little birds, with grand detail yet simple form. Occasionally one of us kids would pick it up and pretend to fly around and peck at the ground. They have been around mom's house for almost sixty years now. Last month, when I was talking with my mom about the birds, I picked them up to look on the bottom to see if there were any markings. I looked closer than I have ever looked, and discovered there was something scribed into the base. There seemed to be something there. I needed more than bifocals, so I got out the trusty magnifying glass. It had what looked like a odd named, "Emilan". Hmm, could be imported.Some othere name that looked like Madelin Thompson, and other scratches. As i attempt to sound it out mom suggested 'Made in Thompson. The other scratches were PA. We laughed for a minute then I searched for wood carvers in Thompson PA. That's when I figured out the name, because there it was, Emil Milan. Next I wanted to find out how close Thompson is to Susquehanna where we lived from mid 1962 through 1967. How exciting to discover his dairy barn workshop was less than ten miles from our house. My mom never knew who made it (until last month), but she did know she brought if from Pennsylvania, and she bought it because she loved it. I only assumed she bough in California, but what did I know, I was only a child. Though I too have always loved the little love birds. Again... Thanks for enhancing our little treasure with a name, and a face, with a story that now, will not fade into obscurity and just a wooden knick knack sitting on a shelf or windowsill. Tom Graves (and my mom)

super interesting thank you

Keep up the awesome work!! Use a service like *Promo sm*!!

My RUclips sessions have reached a new peak - I'm literally watching a lesson about wood carving while I'm supposed to finish my degree, that has nothing to do with this type of stuff...

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Randy is a colleague of mine - we work the night shift together in the ER. I have learned so much from Randy, both at work and also about travel, arts, music, and food. He has so much to teach, and I truly enjoy his presence in my life. What a beautiful person :)

Randy is a wonderful patron of the wood field, this was a great presentation of his collection🍃🌳🍁

Still an amazing mind! Thank you Scott, I thoroughly enjoyed this!

Thank you for sharing, Danielle. I have been an admirer of your work for quite some time. I hope your health continues to improve and that you find peace.

Great read...

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This is so good thanks

Incredible work I'd love to pick his brain

Rising Sun Chair's crest rail question -- the umbrella- shaped object is a Liberty Cap on a pole, an ancient Roman symbol adopted in the 18th and early 19th century by Western cultures to connote individual freedom.

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what a great video, I'm glad I learned about Stoney and their art

Thank you for allowing me to be part of your audience…I love Trents book as it reminds me so much of me and my dad. God bless

Wonderful presentations. Thanks

A very good and interesting talk. Thanks for the opportunity.

Wow! I love this video. You are skilled with so many tools!

What a wonderful look back at my mentor and friend and the culture of Peters Valley in the early 70's

Wow, his comments about the future of crafts seem right on. Very cool, thanks for putting this together.

Wow! What a wonderful film. Two thumbs up.

Love the ending!

Stoney - Your art is spectacular and inspirational. Your interpretation of form is both interesting, and beautiful. I hope to see some of your pieces in person.

extremely refreshing presentations..thank you ...dennis kowal

Nice Rachel. It looks like a lot of fun!

So glad to see the Center starting all ages workshops. The Center is such a "hidden jewel". The artwork they have there is amazing! And they have awesome unique items in their museum store. I have found great wedding and baby shower gifts there. Looking forward to the "TOPS" workshop on Oct 6th.

What a great workshop! It was really cool working right in the middle of all their artwork! Can't wait for the next one!

We love the creativity and inspiration behind your project Rachel! You are doing a wonderful job for the community and wish you all the success! Hajni, Hugo, Abi and Kazi

Wasn't that a great workshop?! Who's going to the one this weekend???

Highly creative!!! Inspiring!! Great job Rachel!! Freda love the way you put the video together.

What a great project. I want to make some fish! They're lucky to have you down there.

Love this. Rachel Bliss is the fish's lips. (You know, like "the bee's knees")