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Bear #1585

Salmon Alabaster

Small: length 5″

 

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Loon #1510

Brazilian Soapstone

Length: 4.25″

 

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Loon #1588

Quebec soapstone

Length: 4.75″

 

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Loon #1574

medium size: length 5″

Quebec Soapstone

 

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Inukshuk #1584

Brazilian soapstone

4.25″ tall

 

 

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International Snow Carving Competition in Breckenridge, Colorado 2010

Canadian Carving Team: Doug Bisson, Brett Farr, Walt Farr, Bill Kivi and Bill Stewart

Silver medal winners.

Five days to carve the 10’X10’X12′ square block of snow, weighing approximately 20 tons. The team was one of 16 selected to compete from 80 submissions world wide.

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L – R: Bill Stewart, Doug Bisson, Bill Kivi, Brett Farr, Walt Farr

 

 

 

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Translucent Alabaster

Medium size polar bear #1580

 

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 Painted Desert Soapstone

medium size bear

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How to care for your soapstone carving.

Soapstone carvings are very durable but should be handled with care to avoid scratching the bees wax finish. Polish with a soft cloth using a bit of pledge for routine cleaning.