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Wow and you did your own pattern too. Looks great, congratulations. Love your dog. Marg

Your cutting skill have improved out of site compared with your first feather, pat your self on the back, you deserve it. They are great and I like the blue background that you used. Keep it up. Marg

Looks great, you did Bob's pattern proud. Marg

That is really adorable, she is so very very cute. Lots of people would love to cut this piece. Great work. Marg

I'll take 3 of those thanks. One for me, and one for each of my daughters. You could make mini versions to sell for little people, kids would love them. Marg

Peter you do surprise me. All of those great segmentation pieces that you have done and the fabulous air gun painting and you are scared of a little Intarsia. Give it a go my friend, try the dolphin, if I can do it just using a Dremil then I am sure you can do it. Marg

Hi Kory, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. Wow 3 teenagers, don't envy you. It's a wonder that you get anything done but I guess Pyro is a good stress relief. I love your work that big cat is awesome. Marg

Looks good Kevin. Maybe you will get 2 in tomorrow. Marg

They all look terrific. Good deal on the Ash too. Marg

That looks great, every little girls dream. Marg

You did a terrific job Edward. You certainly nailed them. Marg

You will find the patterns on Sheila Landry's site, its her partner Keith that designed the patterns. Hope this helps Larry. Marg

I like that, it's very fancy. I bet you could sell lots of those. Marg

Its a great pattern Russel and you certainly nailed it Bobby. I can see it being sold for quite a bit of money. Marg

Thanks everyone. I won't say it was a barrel of laughs to do because I was frightened that I would mess up, but I must admit I like the feeling when I was putting it together. It's just a case of saying OK lets do it and doing it. The more you put it off the scarier it becomes. GIVE IT A GO WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE. Marg

They will have a whale of a time saving their money in that money bank DW, looks great. Marg

Well here it is my very first Intarsia project. Can't say it was easy because I only had my Dremil to do the shaping with but alll in all I am quite pleased with it. There is a slight gap between the bottom fin and the bottom of the beak and the body, it looks worse on the photo than it actually is. I had to use thinner wood than Dick suggested because I didn't have enough of that size. I have used two different woods but they are both Blackhearted Sassafras but on the photo the colors look the same. Would I do another.....yes I think I would, if it was up to my husband I would be doing a motor bike the same as Lee did but I told him that is way out of my league maybe in 20 years time I'll be up for that. Like I said before this is my year for doing new things on the scroll saw, so between doing orders I will be doing other things so stay tuned you never know whats coming next. Dick I hope I made you proud, if not I'm sorry Marg PS. I didn't want to put this into Intarsia/Segmentation because those guys do it so much better.

Welcome to the Village Ricardo. I'm Marg from Australia. Glad to have you here. If you have any questions just ask and someone will help you. Marg

I think the part that makes the best pattern maker is the knowledge of how it should look when cut, if you have that you have no problems. By the looks of these two you have the knowledge, all you need is practice. They both look great and she will love them and you for your generous gift. Marg

Well done on both the pattern and the cut. Marg

As soon as people see your Hartpury sign lot of people will want their towns done. All look terrific Roly. Marg

All of us just want to get out there and scroll and we don't care what we cut most of the time so why not make a wheel or two, the wagon will come along later I guess. Marg

All great. You have been busy lately haven't you? Marg

Top marks. All look great. Marg

That looks great. What did you use for the colors? Marg