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I love them both. You did a great job on them. Marg
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You did a terrific job on those. Life does tend to get in the way some times. Marg
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Wow that is amazing. Just the perfect font but I am more curious about the balls how did you do those??????????? Marg
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They are lovely. Great work. Marg
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I have been going to cut a puzzle piece for about 20 years but I have never gotten around to it, maybe I will one day. Great work with hours of fun for the family, well done. Marg
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Looks good. Marg -
Welcome to the Village Tom. You will find lots of free patterns here and lots of friendly advice. Marg
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Beautiful and it will last forever. I bet she was impressed. Marg
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That is very impressive Frank. You did an excellent job. Marg
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It's coming along nicely. Slow and steady. Marg
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Well you look a lot better looking now. Sorry could not resist. You did an awesome job of the pattern and cutting. Excellent work. Marg
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Well it's certainly different, he will be blown away by it. (pun intended) Great work. Marg
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I love it and I love the story behind it. She will absolutely love it too. Marg
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Awesome work Jim, well done. Marg
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Fabulous. Marg
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Love it when the customer wants to do the finish. Great work Gator. Marg
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They are all terrific even Janis Joplin. Marg
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You did a terrific job Charlie. Marg
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They are great, I especially like the cats. Do you sell them unpainted? Marg
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Looks great, well done. Marg
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wombatie replied to artisanpirate's topic in Bragging Rights
Excellent work. Well done. Too many shark attack here in Australia. Marg- 8 replies
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It's fairly thick paper Charlie and it's not that hard. Marg
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Welcome to the Village LaMar. Wow what an inheritance, to even get some of your grandfathers tools. I am green with envy. Marg
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I sandwiched the paper between the pine and some scrap ply, cut out the pattern. Put finish on the inside cuts, the back and sides. I then rolled glue onto the front of the pine and the back of the paper and stuck the two together. I put a couple of coats of Mod Podge on the paper and sanded very lightly with a 2500 grit sand paper between coats. Hope this helps. Marg
