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Two nice looking pieces of work Ducky, thanks for sharing them with us. Len
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Nicely done, that pattern has been around for years, but I don't recall who the designer was either. Len
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Good looking couple Lorenzo, and a good looking cutting. Did you design the pattern yourself, or, did you have someone else draw it up for you? Either way, it was a great pattern. Len
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Looks fantastic Josh, when Shadylady released this pattern she released three or four in the series. Will you be cutting any of them, do you even have a copy of the other patterns? There was this one, and one of a semi buried treasure chest with a skeleton guarding it and there was a pattern of a ghost ship. I don't remember if there was more in the series or not, but they are all good looking patterns. Len
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Nice dino, what did you use for stock 1/8" or 1/4" bb? Len
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Very nice, I like the backlight idea as well. Len
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lolol Roly, who spiked your tea? The background is black, and the portrait is laying on a piece of blue carpet. Len
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Two very nice looking pieces of work Terry, I wouldn't have the patience to do all of the sanding that's required. Thanks for sharing these with us. Len
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Two more great looking piece Gator, do you ever turn your saw off? Len
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Looking good Frank, thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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Good looking sign Mike, I like what looks like a barn board backer. It really gives it a rustic look, thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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Smokin, I can't even imagine cutting all of these out in one day, and to have them turn out so good looking also. Way to go Gator, over the top. Len
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Well done Lorenzo, thank you for sharing it with us. Len
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Well done Frank, thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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John, these are very interesting cuttings, is there no way possible that you might be able to post better pictures? I do believe that there would be more interest, if people could clearly see the subject. I'm not talking about studio quality or anything like that, but, clear so that there's no blurriness. If it's not possible, that's fine what you've posted will have to do. Len
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Travis, I'd like to change a bit the wording of this statement of yours. The way I see it is; "Hopefully, he DID steal from SSW&C forum simply because they do have a legal dept, and may possibly go after this jerk. Len
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Made one for my Doc years ago, he got a good laugh out of it. Len
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Nice cutting, I'm sure that this will be a popular pattern. Len
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Way to go Kevin, it always feels good when you can make someone's day, doesn't it? This cute little cutting will be sure to make Gina's day, ya done good. Len
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Very interesting cutting John, I've done some of this type of work years ago. I have a book of patterns that has a lot of these types of patterns in it, but, this is a new one. Would you mind sharing where you got it, or who the designer is? They're a tricky bit of cutting aren't they, what type of blade did you use? |If memory serves me right, I think that I used two-way blades. Len
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To cute Steve, it's an adorable pattern that a lot of people would like to cut. And for it being Paul's pattern, you'll never do better when it comes to patterns. Thanks for sharing this with us. Len
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It looks as if there's some sort of riser being used between the two layers, it also looks like the top layer may be a bit thicker to cause a shadow. Now, I'm not sure that either of these two things happened with this cutting, I'm just trying to figure it out. Len
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Dick, could you please let me know what you mean in the last part of your statement? The way the last sentence is worded is confusing, did you skip a word or two? Len
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Nice idea, combining two cuttings to make one. It looks fantastic, thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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Very nice Roly, and very generous of you also, thanks for sharing them with us. Len
