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wow, I hate snakes but that haul might be worth it. I can't wait to see what you do with it. Katie
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If I can get my son to bed I will be there.
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The magnets hold the picture to the fridge. They are right at the edge of the opening so they catch the edge of the photo.
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Hey who didn't make the coffee ???? Monday Mornin
MrsN replied to sullyscroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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cool! I have always wanted to do one of these. Yours is great.
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nice work!
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wow that is very nice! I have a question. In your progress photos the not red bird looks darker then in this picture. Is it the lighting in this photo or did you do something to it?
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The other thing I might do with this idea is to have kids make them as a craft. My son has a bunch of friends in the neighborhood and all of the kids are often looking for something to do. If I had a bunch of pieces and they could glue their own stuff on it might make an awesome afternoon activity. I don't know if I can handle that many kids with glue bottles and glitter, power tools are so much easier to handle lol
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I made my own patterns for these, I share it with you! Fridge Frames.pdf
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This is my project from the weekend, well actually part of the project (I actually made about 30 of these frames) It is a simple project that I am hoping will sell well at craft shows. I mean what grandma doesn't another picture of her grand-kids on the fridge? I cut frames from 1/8" baltic birch plywood and mod-podged scrapbook paper to them. I had an idea about streamlining the process so I also mod-podged pieces of wood then cut out the frames. Both methods worked but the mod-podging first caused some of the pieces to have "distressed" style edges (It is a design element, that's my story and I am sticking to it) I also glued some hearts and stars that have scrap book paper attached. I used hot glue to stick magnet strips to the back of the frames. Let me know if you have questions! MrsN
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Nice job on these!
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Very cool!
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That is genius!! Thanks for sharing!
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I do it too. I also touch most of the wood furniture I see and check out the grain.
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Nice work!
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I just went through some of the patterns that I have cut to see how many cuts they have, this trick is fascinating. I don't usually count as I go so I really had no idea how many cuts I was making. I average way more cuts per pattern then I would have thought. Thanks again for sharing this tip, I love it! Katie
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A while ago I was looking for a crown image to go with this saying, but Grampa went above and beyond and made me this awesome pattern of a tiara and cape wearing super hero. (I do wonder where he got such a good picture of me, lol) I stack cut the pattern, but one of the e's broke off so I cut out the girl and painted her. I haven't decided how to frame these yet. I am leaning towards pink glittered frames, but I don't know yet. I will update with more pictures when I figure it out. Katie
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I don't know about grizzly but I love my OSS. I have a preformax, the cheap Menards special.
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I keep both my belt sander and band saw under tension.
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Awesome! I didn't know how to do that!
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Welcome!
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Welcome back!
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Very interesting idea!
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I was wondering if anyone would notice my bare feet. I love shoes, especially high heels, but prefere to be barefoot when I can. Since my shop is in the basement I can!
