Crayon carving key:
A is for Aquilegia (Columbine)
B is for Bald Eagle
C is for Cougar
D is for Dogwood
E is for Elk
F is for Fox
G is for Grizzly Bear
H is for Heron
I is for Iris
J is for Juniper
K is for Killer Whale
L is for Lynx
M is for Mountain Goat
N is for Northern Spotted Owl
O is for Otter
P is for Painted Turtle
Q is for Quinault Tribe
R is for Rhododendron
S is for Salmon
T is for Timberwolf
U is for Urchin
V is for Viola
W is for Wolf Eel
X is for Xanthogrammica (Giant Green Anemone)
Y is for Yuma myotis (Vesper Bat)
Z is for Zapus princeps (Western Jumping Mouse)
From me and Katie, have a great Wednesday, everyone! :)
Oh my goodness! What detail.
ReplyDeleteWow !!! You do find some amazing things for Wordless Wednesday! I love this.
ReplyDelete--Jool in N. Texas
those are amazing!
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Wow!!! They are really something. And to think, I just use crayons to color with.
ReplyDeleteWay cool....I love crayons!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing find. Someone had to have a lot of patience to carve those. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCool!!! And to think - my granddaughters think it is great art to melt crayons onto a board with a hair dryer. They need to learn to carve!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great post. I do a little wood carving but I've always thought about wax carving. No dust and mess like wood.
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to your 'wordless Wednesdays' for just this kind of thing. What work! They're fantastic. Thanks
ReplyDeleteReading this on my new big-screen laptop. The colors are beautiful and now I can see the tiny carved crayons. I look forward to reading
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