wombatie
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Congr'ts on the order. Well deserved. Marg
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Thats great Ike, thats 2 good shows you have had. Marg
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Doc were they last minute orders from people if they were give yourself a cut off point were you say no more orders, its their problem then not yours. If its a pattern that you really do not want to cut leave it till last. If its general scrolling, take a break and do some gardening or do nothing. Don't get yourself in a tiz woz remember its your health be it mental or physical that you have to concern yourself about, that comes first. Marg
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Where did you get the glasses from? I might get myself a pair after Christmas. I use the Peel & Stick from The Scroller is does not leave any residue and comes off easily. Cut it the size of your wood, fix it on, peel off the top layer, put the pattern on, cut, peel off. Simple. Marg
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Thank Travis and all of the designers, once again excellent patterns. My money will be going to the Salvation Army for their Red Shield Appeal Marg
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A quick "hello" while I'm waiting on the turkey
wombatie replied to AgeOfEmpires's topic in Introductions
Welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. I hope you realize scrolling is addictive, if you think you have not much spare time now, just you wait you will have none at all soon, you will be sitting at your saw constantly. Marg -
Wow that is small. The holes must be soooooooooooo close together. Excellent cutting skills, Hans. Marg
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Thanks go to Tdub4ever (Don) for the pattern. I tried very hard with the idea / pattern that Bobscroll made me but I just couldn't get it the way I wanted it, sorry Bob, so I sent a message to Don and asked if he could do a pattern similar to the ones he was making, told him what I wanted and hey presto this is what he came up with. I LOVE IT, Thanks Don. I made it slightly taller than he suggested mainly because I liked the wood. The wood is 1 in wide Tasmanian Blackheart Sassafras, lovely wood to work with and as you can see looks great too. Marg
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Those twins are very spoilt. They will love them Kevin. Marg
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WOW that is beautiful. How big is it Hans? I am truly blown away by it. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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They are great Kevin, they will love them. Marg
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They are great Kevin, Did you get all of the patterns from Steve Good? Marg
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Well worth the extra time, beautiful :thumbs: Marg
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They all look great Jim. I did the last one, Don R did the pattern for me. Marg
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They are all terrific. Sheila's got some great Christmas ornament patterns. Marg
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The recipient's will be very impressed. They look great. Marg
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Thats a great pick up Mike. Marg
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Love the logos. My daughter would be over the moon with the Dodgers logo. Marg
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Great stuff Angela. Its a great feeling when they suddenly want to do something on your scroll saw, don't know who was more proud when my grandchildren first made something, me or them. Marg
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Fun is all that matters. Bet Alex was over the moon about it. Hope Keith's finger isn't too bad. :scared: :cry: Marg
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Chris you are certainly putting your retirement to good use. They are amazing pieces of art and they should defiantly raise some big dollars. Well done. Marg
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They will be well received Dan Marg
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Both plaques look really great gator. There looks to be one very tired little lady holding the first plaque, did you make her stay awake until you had finished the plaque? ;) Marg
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Kelly it is great to read your enthusiasm, it is refreshing too. Always knew that there were some really awesome people on this site, very caring. Keep up your great work Kelly. Marg
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You could talk the pants off the iron maiden Kevin. Congratulations on your freebies Marg
