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Thanks guys. Yes she loves her fairy's. She has a list for me to do. LOL Marg
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This is another Fairy for my Granddaughter. She loves them. Marg
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WOW. What a great box. That deserves a 3 tumbs up; . I have been wanting to do intarsia for a long time but I keep putting it off because it looks ssssssssssooooooooooooo hard but I will do it one day. You inspire me. Marg
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Thanks Frieke I will try that. Marg
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Thanks Guys thats the one, but unfortunatly they don't ship outside of America, so its back to the drawing board. Thanks again though. Marg
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I am looking for a web site for a place called Saeco in Texas that deal with maybe wood craft supplies or just scroll saw supplies, I'm not sure. Was told about it by a guy in Australia but not sure if he got the name wrong or I have. What I am looking for is some plastic letters for scroll sawing, but I want them for other things. Thanks in advance. Marg
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I would like to send a BIG thank you to Christina for her pattern of the Rose Fairy. I just cut it for my Grandaughter who absolutly loved it. I hope you don't mind Christina but I changed it slightly, but its still your pattern. I have posted to photo in my gallery. Thanks again. Marg
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Yes guys she certainly was. She was grining from ear to ear. Wish I had taken a photo. Marg
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Sorry I don't know what the problem is, so I will do it this way. Marg
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Sorry don't know what happened to the link, could have sworn I hit all the right keys. Lets try again. http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/gallery ... p?pos=4079 Marg
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This is Christina Ellenbury's pattern of the Rose Fairy. I hope you don't mind Christina but I altered it slightly. Thanks for a great pattern. It is to be a gift for my Granddaughter, I know she will love it. Marg http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/gallery ... p?pos=4079
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Good customer service is very hard to come by now a days so when you get it you can be gob smacked for a while. Congrat's on your new saw. Happy scrolling Marg
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Sell quite a bit, gifts for birthdays or Christmas and any John Wayne's that I cut go to my husband. (Yes I've done the one out of the pattern library). Lol Marg
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Congratulations on your new addition, I hope you will both be very happy. LOL LOL Marg
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I have just finished 18 yes 18 name ornaments for a lady. So this weekend will be spent cleaning up, there is dust everywhere. Not sure what the next project will be. Marg
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My Holy Grail would be an Intarsia project doesn't matter what it is anything small will do. Marg
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I was just wondering if any of you have taught your children or grandchildren, the art of scroll sawing. If so what age were they? Do they still do it or did you give up declaring never again. Lol. Marg
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Thanks Sue. When I checked out the Amazon link the book hit me right between the eyes, that is the one I had in mind. Thanks so much. Thanks everyone for your suggestions I have taken them all on board in fack I have printed them all out so that I can check out the other books. Marg
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Thanks for the suggestions guys even yours Merlin, LOL. You have certainly given me food for thought. Cheers Marg
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I was just wondering if there is a scroll saw pattern book of jewellery? If not why not? Ithink that it would sell very well don't you??????????????????? Marg
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Could you help me with a couple of things please???????????????? Firstly a friend of mine asked me if I knew a site where she could get a good and free Pop Art programme. I don't so maybe some one out there could help me out please......... Secondly could tell me where to get a font for scrolling scipt written names, you know where the letters join and flow together. Thanks for you help Marg
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I would also like to thank the pattern makers, without you we would have nothing to work on or become better scrollers. So thank you very much. I would also like to say thanks to all the other members for making this one terrific site and a pleasure to be a member of. Keep up the good work everyone. Marg
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My husband is a carpenter and a wood turner, so theres always been wood around but I alway did the girlie things you know like sewing and knitting. Then about 15 years ago we went to a Woodturning Show and competition and I realized women could turn too so I started going to classes. I was also doing folk art at the time and my instructor was asking my husband for different shapes like teddy bears, dolls, cats etc. and so he brought a scroll saw. He had had it a couple of days and I was in the garage and it caught my eye, I asked him how it worked and as they say the rest is history. Since then he has never been on it and I have never been off it. I did upgrade a few years ago and I got a DeWalt. But I finally found something that I really liked to do and that I was good at. I am hooked forever now. I hope to teach my Grandchildren in the future. Marg
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Mines in the garage but I would dearly love a basement to put it in, we just don't have basements in Australia. Marg
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It is New Years Eve here in Australia and I would like to wish all at SSV and your families a safe, healthy and prosperous New Year. Marg
