Soap Carved wolf cub

 


 At first time in my life to carving the soap. I was awkward, nervous and not confidence enough. I could make big mistake with soap, but my professor encouraged me that I just keep going and not give up. So, I just keep carving until I was giving up on first soap. When I started to carving attempt on second soap, I was still felt little nervous to carving until I feel more confidence strongly then I carved better in the end. I forgot to add the ears and tail on second soap. Oops! I noticed my second soap looks better than first soap. Soap carving is a challenge project for me, but I learned a lot about it!





 







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