wombatie
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Would you mind doing a walk through again when everything is in flower, I would love to see that. :) Marg
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Thanks Roly. It's just that I wanted to buy one and keep it in a pot without having to transfer it into the garden. Marg
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They are both good but the acrylic is really good. Marg
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Whoever end up with those will be very happy. You did a marvelous job on both. Marg
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Two latest..63 Fury and old wagon and shed......
wombatie replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in Bragging Rights
I love the barn and the wagon, you did a great job. The cars good too. Marg -
Yes Paul it smells the same. Marg
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Roly I noticed that you have a Hydranger growing in a pot, do they grow well or do you have to take them out and put them in the ground after a while? By the way love the sign. Marg
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Another great bank. I thought that we had not seen a dragon before. Wow you sent a bank to Victoria, I live in Victoria but sadly I did not receive a bank. I am sure who ever receives this will be very happing indeed. Marg
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A Little Word Art - THE REST OF THE STORY..
wombatie replied to Scrappile's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I think he may be visiting more often now. Marg -
Welcome back to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. I'm sorry I have no idea where The Big City is or WV or Tug Fork River, perhaps you could enlighten me. Sounds as if you have a plan, hope it all works out for you. Marg
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Hi Art, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home. Marg
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I have to agree the second one looks better than the first and they are both impressive. Marg
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That is equally as impressive as the gentleman golfer. Really great work Clayton. Marg
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Never seen one before but I like the idea. Well done. Marg
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I made these for Terry and myself. The original patterns I got from Sheila Landry. Papa's Workshop is the same as Sheila's pattern. Grams' Workshop started out life as one of Sheila's patterns but I added the scroll saw, pattern by Birchbank Russell and I changed Grandma to Grams' because that is what the kids call me. The wood is Camphor Laurel (lovely wood), its about 5mm thick and I have no idea what blades I used it was already in the saw. Marg
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Wow there is some cutting there. Did you count the holes? Looks terrific. :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Excellent pieces and money too, can't go wrong. Marg
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You are certainly into these characters Gator. Another great looking pattern / cutting. Marg
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Roy will have to make a couple of those for his Grandsons. Looks good Gordie. Marg
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Oh thats great, he will love it. :lol: Marg
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Did you complete the other bits before you did the grass? Just wondering if you needed to do that much grass thats all. You did an amazing job. Marg
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Well it certainly looks great. Bet it feels good to finish it. :thumbs: Marg
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Handy piece of work. Marg
