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Hi Barb: I put glue over the tape and on the back of the pattern - This way if a spot is missed it should get covered

Glue sticks from the dollar store over painters tape has yet to fail me Nice work btw, Thurman

Hi Ron: That's just sic!!! Looks great, well done Fab4

Hi Marg: Congratulations, you have made my list of "THAT'S (your) INSANE" It's not a bad thing - Well done, that looks awesome Fab4

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Hi Kevin: Thanks for sharing this I can guarantee you that I would snap that backer piece when replacing the freshener I'm thinking a series of small hole would work just as good, as you know, some of us do not have lasers and stuff As some have said "felt" or a thin sponge soaked in a freshener. How about soaking a thin piece of hardwood in a freshener charcoal filter? Keep us posted if you follow up with this idea - I think it's a great idea Fab4

OMG, Someone help me, I'm starting to think like Scrappile Then again, it may not be a bad thing

Hey Paul: Go ahead, I dare you, and if you survive please report back to let us know how great your wife is Fab4

Cowabunga Charlie!!! Great idea and well done Fab4

Hi Don: You have lived up to your Avatar name. It's not a bad thing, also smart move not to argue with Loraine Well done Fab4

Hi Jerry: Sorry to say, I am not pleased with your project I'm sure you wanna know why It's because it's not on MY shelf. If I call you Uncle Jerry, can I have one? I will say, that it turned out great Well done, unlike me, your nephew will be pleased Have a nice day Fab4

Hi RJ: Your right, about the tools (AND METHOD) I think the best way to put it is: TO EACH HIS OWN, Fab4

The white areas show up as floaters you are right Jimmy Good catch

Hi JimmyG: Glue it - before you start thinking again...lol Fab4

Hi Jeff: Good stuff you have going on here Well done Fab4

I agree with the Moody Blues but Pink Floyd has to rank right up there too

Hi Chris: Go For it. 30" - I dare you Fab4

Hi Frank: This falls under my category of "Insanity at it's best" Meant in the most respectful way I can see why you couldn't find the right pattern Thanks for sharing this one with us Fab4

Hi Travis: A lot a work on your side, I'm sure, but well worth it when you're sitting on this side of the fence It's different and well done Thanks Fab4

Hi Barb: I would have them over on a weekly basis I'm sure you will put it to good use Fab4

This could possibly be the beginning of the end for this magazine It made many scrollers happy throughout the years All good things must come to an end...have to ask yourself WHY IS THAT Fab4

Hi Rusty: This will take home a ribbon for sure, well done I'm glad I didn't enter the same contest as you, this lamp would have kicked my butt...lol Good luck and keep up the great work Fab4

Hi Bruce: Totally agree with your statement about pleasing people I think it's safe to say that this puzzle won't make it to the " someone's heirloom someday" stage Keep on scrolling Keep up the great work, I visited your site Fab4

Hi Judy: spoiled again!!! Fab4

I'm going to cheat a little on this reply This was not done last year but rather 38+ years ago after I started this great hobby I may be off topic a bit, so I apologize for that When I came out of rehab(drugs and alcohol, the good old days) I needed something to keep me busy Long story short, I found a scrollsaw which I knew nothing about and bought it when I saw that the pattern book had Christmas ornaments. I'll make some ornaments, have my son and daughter paint them. Then I saw this little guy and just had to try and cut him out of wood. He's precious to me and it was a great moment when I finished him. (see the pun there....LOL) So, he's sitting there as I was one day, wondering if I made the right decision with rehab and this life changing time for me, my wife, my kids, my job, friends... Well, I can honestly say that this little guy and I both agree that it was and has been the best decision I ever made in my life. 38 +years sober and drug free and it hasn't been all that bad. Still married to a wonderful girl who could have easily walked away but she never did.