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Victorian Lace Egg Carvings

March 30, 2013 by Andrew Leave a Comment

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These delightful carved eggs are created by the American sculptor Beth Ann Magnuson. They’re far more attractive the most of the tacky commerical Easter egg designs that I’ve seen this year.

Magnuson uses a high speed drill to hard-carve these turkey, chicken, duck, partridge and even phesant eggs.

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