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LKJW

LKJW

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Me and my three year old girl took our knives out today and made this bad boy. Learned how to carve a good notch. And some good knife safety. She's pretty amazing. Worked well for about fifteen minutes til we got a little over-agressive. She picked the pink thread. ;)

Knives used...old buck (her), sodbuster (me).

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Nice! A Great way for building memories, and teaching tool use. I have done as much with my kids as I can and I hope they carry those good memories into adulthood. They grow up so fast, I remember when my older son was 3, now he's a senior in high school and an Eagle Scout, where did that time go?
 
Thanks! We have a newborn and the difference in 3 years is ASTOUNDING. I thought I put pics of the knives in. Oh well, I guess you guys know what a sodbuster looks like. (I'm tired)
 
Sounds great Dan. My little girl doesn't get to use knives yet, her Mom would freak out.

- Christian
 
My wife isn't exactly stoked, but Francine is very careful and listens. If she wasn't she wouldn't have any knives. The other day I went for a MC ride and she yelled, 'WAIT!'. She wanted to loan me the little old buck I gave her for the ride. ;)
 
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