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CSCL·Photo Gallery·Mississauga Branch meeting, October 2017
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Mississauga Branch meeting, October 2017

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The Mississauga Branch's meeting of October 2017 was given to colouring techniques and a discussion of tooling against carving. Members brought practice pieces and older work: carved and tooled panels in floral, figure and geometric designs, some still glued to the newspaper they were worked on. The Society's Facebook page, album “MSCL Oct 2017 meeting”: “Coloring techniques and tooling vs carving discussion”, photographs of 4–5 October 2017.

A practice piece taped to newspaper
A practice piece taped to newspaper
A tooled floral design on undyed leather
A tooled floral design on undyed leather
A tooled floral border with a scalloped edge
A tooled floral border with a scalloped edge
A floral panel, tooled in outline
A floral panel, tooled in outline
A carved design on its pattern sheet, with pencilled notes
A carved design on its pattern sheet, with pencilled notes
The back of a panel, with newspaper still glued to it
The back of a panel, with newspaper still glued to it
A panel with a tooled rose and leaf, partly coloured
A panel with a tooled rose and leaf, partly coloured
Carved panels laid out together
Carved panels laid out together
A geometric tooled panel
A geometric tooled panel
A carving on its newspaper backing
A carving on its newspaper backing
Two carved panels: horses and deer among flowers
Two carved panels: horses and deer among flowers
A coloured rose and leaf panel
A coloured rose and leaf panel
A carved floral panel with deer
A carved floral panel with deer
A carved panel with pine cones and a deer
A carved panel with pine cones and a deer
A carved panel with a leaping fish
A carved panel with a leaping fish
A carved floral centrepiece
A carved floral centrepiece

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