lords prayer

[tony coleman]

does anyone know where i may find this pattern,i originaly mmade this piece about 30 years ago,but ive lost part of the pattern since,in my searches on line someone told me it came with a magazine called  handicrafts for amateur woodworkers,,published in the early 1900s

some of the english scrollers here may recognise the name,ive done a lot of searching on ebay,and found the magazine,just not the issiue i am looking for ,ive been told it came with issiue august 1919 vol15, any help deeply appreciated,

[amazingkevin]

Blessed be the owner of one of these gems!

[tony coleman]

blessed indeed kevin,

ive spent a couple of days now trawling through the net looking for it but no joy,

if i dont have any thing soon i will have too take out the drawing i have of it and do a lot of work on it too get it into a working drawing again,unfortunatly some parts are missing,

[jcrites39]

Tony, were you ever able to find a source for the pattern?

[amazingkevin]

Nice work tony !

[Birchbark]

I'm curious as well as Jeremy, were you ever able to find that pattern, or did you fix the old one you had Tony?

 

Russell

[amazingkevin]

I' like to do this one again

[Rick Morin]

i have a different version this one tony

[amazingkevin]

lets see it!

[tony coleman]

unfortunatly ive never found this pattern,still searching

[tomsteve]

do you have the one ya cut? theres been a few patterns ive used thinkin i wouldnt use them again, but ended up wanting to do them again. ive taken the cut piece to a local print shop, layed them on the scanner/printer and was able to get a starting point for the pattern. had to do a little work on them to get them cuttable-more like seeable- but it worked out pretty good.

 

that is one heck of an ambitious,and beautiful,project. did you use straight blades? how many hours?

[tomsteve]

Blessed be the owner of one of these gems!

kevin, i found this doin a search myself

http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/gallery/image/1286-lords-prayer/

 

any chance ya still have the pattern?

[CMHN]

I wish you luck finding a pattern,  looks like this plaque has been around since the late 1800's.   I saw a picture of one that somebody made in 1909 that is hanging in a museum.

[penquin]

Tony, you may want to try this fellow.  He is Predo in Seville Spain.  He has all sorts of patterns from the 19th and early 20th century.  He is at

info@finescrollsaw.com

I looked over his site and didn't see one but email him he may know where you can find it.

jim

penquin

[Scrappile]

Tony, you may want to try this fellow.  He is Predo in Seville Spain.  He has all sorts of patterns from the 19th and early 20th century.  He is at

info@finescrollsaw.com

I looked over his site and didn't see one but email him he may know where you can find it.

jim

penquin

And he is a real nice gentleman to deal with.

[kywoodmaster]

does anyone know where i may find this pattern,i originaly mmade this piece about 30 years ago,but ive lost part of the pattern since,in my searches on line someone told me it came with a magazine called  handicrafts for amateur woodworkers,,published in the early 1900s

some of the english scrollers here may recognise the name,ive done a lot of searching on ebay,and found the magazine,just not the issiue i am looking for ,ive been told it came with issiue august 1919 vol15, any help deeply appreciated,302330_291238827566961_1236548642_n.jpg

Tony I am not sure if this is what you are looking for but it is close. Knew that I saw it just took me a while to remember where. Oldtimers setting in I guess.

 

http://www.wildwooddesigns.com/Lords-Prayer-Plan-P1056.aspx