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What a great idea Frank. Love them. Marg
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I hate last minute spur of the moment requests. Be OK if we were all Kevin with boxes full of things we had made but we're not. :lol: You did a great job and I hope you did a great job on your son too. :shock: ;) :lol: Marg
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They are all great Dan but I do love the Christmas scenes, excellent. Marg
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Thats a great idea and sturdy too. Marg
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Welcome to the Village Garcia. I'm Marg from Australia. There's no more to say everyone else has already said it. Marg
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Amazing. You did a great job on the cutting. Marg
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Looks great. Marg
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Wow amazing work, seems a shame to hide them away in a box in the shed. Marg
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I think you will be getting more orders from all types of sports fans. Looks great. Marg
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Thanks Spirithorse Marg
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Finally had the time to watch all the way through. I found it fascinating and I loved the fact that he showed us how to do the wombat. Good old Aussie accent. Thanks Roly for posting it. Marg
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Beautiful. What more can I say. :thumbs: Marg
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Yes I think I prefare the ones with holes in the side the best. They would be heavy enough with the beer in them you don't need the extra weight in the tote. Marg
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Smaller Euharlee Ga. historic Covered Bridge
wombatie replied to Multifasited's topic in Bragging Rights
Bet it was harder to shrink wrap it than it was to make. :lol: Looks great Marg -
Yes nice and easy can't beat them this time of the year. How thin is the wood/ply Dan? Marg
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That is my type of pattern Steve, you did an awesome of it. Do you remember who the designer was? I would not mind getting that pattern Marg
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That is a good looking plaque. He will flip when he see it and he will give it pride of place. Marg
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I think we have all been there at some stage. Marg
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Linda that is not cellophane or glass its AMOS Glass Deco, (make stained Glass Yourself). You can get it off the internet, and you can get lots of colors. I just sandwich a piece of transparent film on and put the Glass Deco into that. Marg Roly its got the AMOS Glass Deco in it as well. So that when you hold it up to the light it looks like stained glass. Marg
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DW if she stays for a few days she does get on the scroll saw but she get her ambitions mixed up with her capabilities, which is great. :lol: But unfortunately she does not stay as often as she used to because the kids she was friendly with around here have moved away so she prefers to stay at home and play with her friends there which is only right. My grandson get on the other scroll saw too and I bounce from one to the other having a ball. Marg
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Thanks everyone. I have used Reverse Tooth blades but I still got fuzzies. I would NEVER use a torch I don't trust me or it, afraid of burning the whole thing. I hate spirals. And Dick I DO use a small orbital sander every time I scroll something, I just need to make it courser sand paper obviously. So I may add a trow away piece at the bottom and see if that helps me. Thanks for all of your answers, I also think it was a good topic for all of the newbies. Marg
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I was looking through some Christmas patterns early Oct and my granddaughter was sitting next to me, she spots this one and asks me to cut it for her and when I asked her why she said because she liked it and she would like to color it in. So after a little more discussion we both knew what she wanted so I cut it. The pattern is by Birchbark, thanks Russel, I will cut it for me one day but I hope you like what my granddaughter did with it. The next photos are of an assortment of ornament by Sheila Landry and Patrick Spielman and I did the pattern for the name. All made from bits of wood I found in a drawer. Marg
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You did extremely well for your first attempt at a name, so be proud very proud. As for the chickens and the skunk the look great, your daughters doing a fantastic job on the painting. Marg
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Excellent work on all of them. Marg
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Good effort for your first try.,well done. Marg
