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Another perfect piece, well done. Marg

Great work on both. Marg

It looks lovely lit up. You did some awesome work there but no thanks you can keep the pattern. Marg

Beautiful. When is your granddaughter due????????? Marg

Oh I love this piece, it is so beautiful. Awesome work Charlie. Marg

What a lovely idea and it will last longer than a card, not sure if the money will though. Marg

Not really sure of the thickness but I think about 1.5mm 2mm at the most. I really would like to get a thicker piece but only about 3mm. Marg

Not decided on anything yet. I will leave it a while, an idea normally comes to me in the middle of the night. Marg

I sanded the edges with a diamond file to get any rough and sharp pieces off. Marg

The wolves and the pen look terrific, well done. Marg

Great looking work as always Bobby. Marg

I think it looks very special, well done. Marg

Very nice indeed. Marg

As my Mother used to say, "Up there for thinking, down there for dancing". What a terrific idea to get a puzzle pattern, I take my hat off to you. Marg

I had some very thin aluminum in the garage so I decide to cut a Kokkopelli for myself. Didn't turn out too bad, just wish I had made it bigger. It was cut with Jewelers blades. thanks @Charlie E for the pattern. Marg

That looks great Ken. Is the jig saw template yours? Marg

Simple and looks good, what more can you ask for? Marg

Think I may have just been having a very bad week. All good now. Marg

Poplar is not easy to get around here, have not seen any that big in about 10 years and the thicker ply is cheap and nasty that's why I use pine and 3mm A grade ply. The pine I was using I had already cut some off and used it, no problems what so ever, so I figured it was the paint. Marg

This one almost broke me. My son in law asked for it for his birthday, yeah no problem says I. Well after cutting the back twice and the front twice, I almost said no more I give up, yes I was ready to walk away from scrolling, it just got to me. I cut the back and started to spray it but the paint bubbled, so I let it dry and sanded it off. I resprayed and it bubbled again, so I went to buy some more paint only to find out that that color was no longer made. I ended up buying engine paint. That worked fine. I cut and painted the front and cut the cardboard center and then the day before his birthday I went to put it all together. NOOOOOOOOOOOOO, the front was too big for the back. Somehow one of the patterns that should have gone in the recycling ended up being cut, so I had to cut another piece. The only one I had no problems with was the cardboard center. Well it all done now and I will give it to him on Sunday.....He had better like it. The back is 3/4 inch pine and the front is 3mm ply. I used Olson Mack 3 blades for the back and Reverse Tooth 2/0 on the ply. Oh and the pattern was by scrollarific. Marg

Congratulations, what a generous wife you have or does she just want you out of the house more????????????????????????? Marg

You did an excellent job. Nice to see new/different John Wayne patterns. Marg

Welcome back. I love this pattern and cutting, can't wait to see more. Well done. Marg

That is one of the nicest owl patterns that I have see. You did a great job, it's lovely. Marg

He is very cute. Great pattern and cutting, well done guys. Marg