realfEZ
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Hi, This is another work on Sahara desert theme. Cheers.
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The dragon is live! Two thumbs up Sue! Thanks for sharing.
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Cheers
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Our Queen said it! how can't I win it?! Thanks Marg. With SS one certainly wins all the time, just reading all nice comments from others is the most beautiful prize... Cheers.
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This is terrific Mike! Shapes, colors, finishing, everything is there! And nice pics too... Well done.
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Oh not really, that's tricky to assemble. One could use instant glue or white glue but it depends on how the basket is going to be used... May be beheaded nails and a drop of white glue but that is much difficult I suppose... Thanks
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All are excellent cuttings Mike. What glue did use for the baskets?
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Thanks Doug, Mike! I know colours are (as always) debatable though. I've never been good with tones, and tastes of people in my entourage never seem to concord. Cheers.
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Nice and clean work!
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Congratulations!
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Hello, Thanks you so much all for your support! It certainly helped me hang on to the project Here's the full story... Border ornament elements 4 layer stack cutting Glueing Arch Calligraphy and some important Town's Architectural elements Ben Badis' face Trying a solution for the viaduct's stays, while coating is drying Second coating (Added blue) Calligraphy detail Ready for gilding Gilding diacritics and dots More gilding Almost there There There again! I'll take a day off and start something new. This is Scroll sawing isn't it? Best wishes to all and good luck!
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Hi, It's been a busy day Marg! All ornaments are cut and placed on. All the calligraphy which is the name of the Town (Constantine) and a poetic verse (in a half circle shape) are too. Cutting out and glueing the dots and diacritic symbols was a tweezers work At the bottom are from left to right : The ancient Roman aqueduct (local ruin), the Islamic Sciences University, and the tramway viaduct. Constantine is split in two by the Rhumel river ( runs through a canyon), which make it a bridge (and vertigo!) city. See this A couple of days to go... Cheers!
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Thanks for the trust DW! BTW this is not wood but hardboard (No blaming...I definitely can't find woods with the ideal physical properties). I intend to have it painted in two tone with high contrast.
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Thanks guys! Can't wait either.
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Hi, Just wanted to share that I am working on the biggest project so far, in both size (44" x54") and complexity. Every 16th of April is a day of celebration in Constantine. Many events in ton are held around a local historic personality (Ibn Badis). I am working in participating in a contest held for the occasion. The work will have geometric and floral ornaments, human face depiction, Arabic calligraphy, and some of the town's architectural elements outlined. Work is in progress as you can see... Cheers
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That's what I like about scrolling.. Everyone gets a chance to getting cut off. Nice cut Marg.
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Great work Roger! Not forgetting who designed the pattern ...
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Fantastic! thanks for sharing...
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A pride to show off! Congratulations.
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Very nice, what material did you use for the black part?
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eye glass holder and pic with donated pieces
realfEZ replied to cjswoodcrafts's topic in Bragging Rights
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Cheers Brett, Well it's a 50 mn time 4 layers stack cutting. Thanks.
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Cheers Marg, Paul..
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Great to be here again! Cheers Woodburner63...
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Thanks!
