Clayton717
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They look great, well done
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my latest intarsia. This was a Christmas order. The pattern is by Judy Roberts. It is 14" x 21" and made from Aromatic red cedar, bass wood, aspen, walnut, cherry and western red cedar. Instead of cutting the letters all the way through I routered them and painted them.
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I generally sell my 8 x10 portraits for $ 30 and 10 x 13 for $ 40 both framed. I always stack cut them at least 3 at a time sometimes 4 depending on the subject. I cut them in 1/8" Baltic birch. If you ask and get $50 that's great. Even at my prices I will have some say that it is to much, then a few others will say it's not enough. So it all depends on who is buying.
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thank you all for the comments.
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excellent job. My dad was in the 101. he would love that.
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great job. I would say 25 - 30
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Everything was cut on the scrollsaw. The bottom snowball is several layers and glue together. the center is three layers glued together and the head is 2 pieces. The cutting wasn't the hard part on these it was all the sanding to get the square edges knocked off to form the ball
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here they are with several coats of clear finish on them
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thanks for all the comments.
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Just finished these.3d intarsia. they are made from aspen, walnut chakte, and elm. The dad is about 12" tall. I have no finish on them yet, hopefully tomorrow I will have a couple coats of clear finish on them. the pattern is by Judy Gale Roberts.
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great job
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Excellent job.
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Your welcome. I found this page about it, it's also called redheart - http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-identification/hardwoods/redheart/
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Wood for Intersecting Word Art
Clayton717 replied to don in brooklin on's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I've used 1/2" oak, Spanish cedar, and maple so far with 1/8" Baltic birch backer. -
great job. It ever hurts to get a few extra points now and then.
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excellent job on all. I really like the nail in the cross.
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thank you all for the comments.
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It is an exotic wood, it has a deep red color. The bow is made from chakte
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thank you all for the comments. I made the picture a little bigger so it was easier to see.
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this is my latest intarsia. A door topper. made from red & white oak, walnut, sycamore and chakte. It measures about 8" x 39"
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I have a stamp from Vista print as well as address label from them. The address labels are basically small version of my business cards
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Thank you all
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Thank yout Marg
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I have not been very active lately. After getting ready for the fair and dealing with the fair I have just been busy. Everything is starting to settle down a bit. It got hot here so after working all day in the heat I haven't really wanted to go out to the hot shop (or do a lot of nothing else :zzz: ). But starting next week I'm going to get busy out there again , got several things started that need finished. I will have some pictures to post soon I hope. It looks like I have a lot of reading and catching up to do here in the Village as well. The projects I entered into the fair did receive a couple ribbons each.
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Just wanted to update after the fair. I got a first place ribbon for this and a third place memorial ribbon(sponsored by a local business). Also had someone that wanted to but it. So after the fair was over it sold.
