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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 9/15/2010 7:41:02 AM   
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Erik, you are so talented! 15 years old? You are very gifted. I love the wooden bottles you have produced, what great attention to detail.

I really, really, like your fish, he looks fantastic. Did you spray him or brush paint him?

My 13 year old Grandson and I joined a local woodcarving club and one of the members taught a class to make fish decoys. None that I saw turned out as nice as yours.

Congratulations on your work and thank you very much for sharing all these pics with us. Paul

Here is a link to our woodcarving club if anybody is interested. Best regards. Paul


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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 9/16/2010 7:39:44 PM   
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Thanks everyone! Yeah I think they look a bit better than the originals because you can see the embossing more clearly. I will try a ribbed/behive peppersauce if I find one in my travels It looks like it would be quite interesting to turn! I decided to learn how to use an airbrush this spring because I just couldn't get the blending of the colours by brush. Those woodcarving courses are great I actually did a fish decoy course last december and that started off my love of woodworking but I wanted to make fish that looked slightly more realistic. Thanks! I'm hooked on turning hutchinson bottles and soon I hope to do a few quart milks as well as case gins and meds!

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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 9/16/2010 8:45:42 PM   
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Fantastic! I love the hutch but all of them are really neat. Great job.

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Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Season'... - 10/17/2010 3:54:42 PM   
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Erik T himself was in the house last night at the Oct 16th Four Season's Bottle Collectors club general meeting! and so the legend begins...



Everyone arrived at the Four Seasons Bottle Collectors club meeting on Oct 16th and saw the curious wooden soda bottle replicas on one of the display tables, and thought ' huh' that's weird...  And when we took off our coats and we looked around we saw a nervous young teenager sitting by himself ( with his mother) and we thought huh... that's kinda unusual. But i sure didnt connect the two things until such time as the Show and Tell portion of the event began...

Erik presented himself and his passion / obsession with anything or everything relating to antique glass bottles, which includes carving them out of wood. When he told us that he 'd turned the wood himself, and the first was made from walnut that he'd selected... well..our jaws collectively dropped.

Read about the whole event on Dumpdiggers, Erik T hand-carved wood antique bottle replicas debut at FSBC club meeting in Toronto.



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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/17/2010 7:57:17 PM   
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Erik,..Sure glad you got some recognition and credit for your really well done creations,...I'm glad to see someone of your age taking such an avid interest in bottles, and your passion shows in the great job you do on your wooden replicas!

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/17/2010 8:24:50 PM   
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Way to go Erik! As we've noted, those things are awesome. Glad to see you sharing them with other collectors. Were they impressed?

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/18/2010 7:23:27 PM   
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Thanks! yeah they were fairly impressed. Maybe at the next meeting I'll have a couple up for sale.

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/18/2010 7:28:43 PM   
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Rock on Erik! I'm so very glad you aren't wasting your youth on video games..!!

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/18/2010 10:05:01 PM   
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glad you aren't wasting your youth on video games..!!


yea carving video games would be boring...

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/18/2010 10:20:44 PM   
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..not quite what I meant, but true enough..

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/19/2010 9:29:59 AM   
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Wow! Great stuff Erik .These guys are right about making money and at something you like doing . Great work on both the bottles and fish .Ever think of carving fishing lure's. Agian very cool.
bill

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/20/2010 6:26:51 PM   
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Thanks! LOL nice one hess. I actually did turn and carve a few lures a while back and I screwed up a fish carving so im gonna turn it into a lure.

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/20/2010 7:35:20 PM   
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Very impressive to say the least! Please show us all of your new works as they become available!

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/21/2010 8:12:02 AM   
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Awesome!  Way to go Erik.  Keep it up!  You definitely have a potential business opportunity here.

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RE: Erik debuts wooden bottles at the Oct 16th Four Sea... - 10/22/2010 3:43:54 AM   
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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 10/22/2010 5:43:16 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Erik T

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That is cool !! You have a talent there kid. Can you do historical flasks?

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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 10/22/2010 6:19:10 AM   
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quote:

Ever think of carving fishing lure's.

Those are amazing, I have zero talent or eye for art. Well, except recognizing good craftsmanship.
Duck decoys would be something else. There's a lot of all but lost art out there that people want.


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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 10/22/2010 9:22:54 PM   
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What a talented 15 year old. I liked the, Star Bottle.  

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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 10/24/2010 4:10:51 PM   
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Thanks I'm starting to do doubles now so I will have enough to sell at the Toronto bottle show.

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RE: Some wooden bottles I made - 10/24/2010 9:45:28 PM   
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Eric these are so cool. How much are you selling these for?  Have you heard of Esty? Also, do you have a facebook page, as you can have Esty on your FB page and people can take orders. You can set up for free as long as you make your own goods and you can also sell some other vintage goods. I'll post the link for you. I have friends who now sell right from their facebook page and it works out very nicely.   Good Luck ~

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