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I would call them Gift Wine Boxes. Excellent work and contrast. Great work Luis. Marg

Nice little earner. Well done Luis. Marg

Very nice and well cut. Marg

Sue Mey does a magazine not sure if its monthly or quarterly. Available on her web site and downloadable. Marg

Welcome back Sherry, I wondered what had happened to you. Yes life does tend to get in the way sometimes. Marg

A few too many add ons for me but I am sure your customer will love it. Well done Kevin. Marg

Looks good. Well done. Marg

Definitely for the vision impaired. They look great Dan, well done. Marg

I love Greyhounds and he is no exception, great cut. Marg

You are a very talented craftsman. I loved all of your projects. Marg

Looks terrific, well done. Marg

Fabulous work. I think they are called sugar skulls, there would be some customers that would like those. Marg

Fantastic lettering. Awesome job, well done. Marg

I think you did a terrific job. The eyes on this pattern are not easy but you did a great job. Well done. Marg

He looks very majestic standing up there. Excellent work Steve. Marg

A true legend. Fabulous work Kris. Marg

Wonderful. Great pattern and Cutting, well done Kris. Marg

Thanks @Fab4 Paul for your help with this pattern. The wood is one inch pine. The customer is going to paint it. Marg

That is super cool. The birds will be hoping for some nectar. Great work. Marg

Great work as always. Marg

Steve's stick people always make me smile. Did you see today's, Dancing With The Stick Stars? Love your dog walking set, the color bring them to life. Marg

Awesome looking piece, love the wood you chose. Great work Rob. Marg

Cool. Love your idea. Marg

I did all the usual mummy crafts, knitting, sewing, embroidery, etc. But was never 100% happy with what I did. Fast forward too many years, I still went to show that sold beads, quilting material etc. and my husband always came with me. One year he asked if I would like to go to the Melbourne Working With Wood Show, they sold wood, finishes, large machinery, all things related to wood. Anyway off we went with me really not looking forward to it but low and behold I thoroughly enjoyed myself. At this time I was also doing tole painting with a group of other ladies and our 'teacher' was always asking Terry for different shapes that he would cut on the band saw or jig saw. We also went to a wood turning exhibition and it was the first time that it actually hit me that women could actually be really good at wood turning so I started to have lessons and I got quite good at it. One day we went to Melbourne and came home with a scroll saw so that Terry could cut shapes for the tole classes but 2 weeks later it all folded and I lost interest in painting and Terry never got to use his new scroll saw. One Sunday I took him a cup of tea into the garage and looked at the scroll saw and asked how it worked, he showed me, I messed about with it and the following week I got a book on scrolling. Never one to read anything like how to sections, I found a pattern I like sticky taped it down and cut it, I was hooked. I still have that first piece. Most of what I sell is by word of mouth, I make enough to keep in in wood and blades that's all I need. That first saw was a 16" Delta and I worked it to death, I sold it last year for $50 to a guy that was rebuilding his, so it lives to cut a bit more. Marg

You did the pattern proud. Excellent work Marg