egg, with the beginning of the line
represented by the large butterfly at
the bottom. I can't imagine how my
friend did this forty years ago with a
Dremel. I've seen a photo of her egg
and it's nowhere as detailed as this,
but it looks very, very good! I found
this to be one of the most difficult
goose egg designs I've ever cut and
that's with a high-speed air tool!
with more details and pricing
information, can be found here.
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