A few more ornaments

[kywoodmaster]

Just a few more. 

The big R has a story behind it. 7 years ago before life got really crazy for a while I made all the family one of these ornaments each. That was the year that my son's first child was born so he got an ornament. Fast forward 7 years when his Mom was decorating the tree this year he wanted to know why his little brother didn't have an ornament. His dad explained that when Pap made them Rylan wasn't around. That was not acceptable so he called me wanting to know if I could fix Rylan an ornament. Any how Steve Goods pattern Poplar wood Olsen 2/0 crown tooth blades.

The Snoopy is for my Grandson and Scooby Do Is for my Wife. Patterns are coloring pages from the internet that had bridges added with a White Out pen. Same setup Poplar and 2/0 Olsen.

The dinosaurs are thanks to @don in brooklin on I may have misappropriated the patterns that were posted for someone else. Same wood and blade setup.

The snowflake stars etc are from the ornament for Charity book Same setup.

The humming bird is Sheila Landry patter. Same wood and blades.

In case you haven't figured it out yet I really like cutting Poplar wood.

Last but not least the final (I think) Initial ornaments. Cedar wood #5 Pegasus skip tooth blades. 

Everything is straight off the saw with no finish yet Several will be shipped to Arizona raw so that my Grandson and His mother can finish as they see fit. Commits or criticism welcome.

[wombatie]

Very nice, well done.

Marg

[daveww1]

very nice work

[don in brooklin on]

You did a great job on the dinosaurs.  They were meant for anyone and I am glad to see that some one used them.

I have never cut ornaments in poplar.  What is the thickness you are using.

 

 

[kywoodmaster]

23 minutes ago, don in brooklin on said:

You did a great job on the dinosaurs.  They were meant for anyone and I am glad to see that some one used them.

I have never cut ornaments in poplar.  What is the thickness you are using.

 

 

Don

That is 1/4 inch. It was purchased from Lowes in the finished boards section. I normally mill my own down to about 3/16 but they have me on very light duty until after surgery in January so I had to cheat this time.

[Ron Johnson]

Beautiful work Larry. I love poplar. I’ve got poplar on hand that’s been aged for over 30 years. I’ll be using some of it later on for a rocking horse.