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After seeing Grampa's asian woman pattern it sparked some interest. I went searching and found an 1800's japanese silk painting that looked promising. I spent three days on the pattern and around six hours cutting. A few times I thought I'd go cross eyed trying to cut the small details. The size is 8.5 X 11 inches. Cut on 1/4" bb birch ply with FD-PSR5 blades (used 4). It was a challenge creating the pattern trying to determine what details to include and what to omit. What do you think?

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I purposely left out the original work to get some feedback on my pattern. I'll post a side by side later.

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