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Thanks Judy Well done Fab4
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Someone ordered this from me this year for a friend 1/4"BB with a 1/8" backer.. Needed a backer to glue the gnomes pieces onto 10"x10" Added the WIP as a show and tell
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John: In a respectful way - That's insane, looks great, well done is an understatement Fab4
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Cut this out of a Betty Crocker baking sheet 11"X17" from the dollar store and used just a regular #1 blade It was loud....LOL added magnets to the back of the stickers. Did I mention it was loud while cutting it out The green tape did manage to stick to the non stick surface before applying the pattern @wombatie Where are those melted caps - Our curiosity is killing us
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Hi Sydknee: Are you crazy??? Why are you trying to piss off the Mrs. True or not, some things should never be said out loud Oh, BTW, nice work, you can display any of your work anytime looks really good, keep it going Fab4
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Hi Frank: Fire Pit Tinder or as some of us say "Designer firewood" Just goes to prove that we are never too old to learn Crying "unkle" is this case was necessary by the sounds of it (Good move) The end result was satisfactory. It did turn out great. As scrollers, if you have never made a mistake, (FPT or DW) then you're doing it wrong Keep up the great work Frank, thanks for sharing your story Fab4
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Hi Alan: From an Islanders fan - That looks really good Keep up the great work Fab4
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With very little traffic on Halloween night this is how I feel sometimes Fab4
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Hey Dick: I think in this case, if you were to try the poor man's inlay method, you could experiment without turning the pieces into designer firewood Very easy process as Danny described it in his post.. Just a suggestion Fab4
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Hey Charlie, I did listen to that song, I think the kid is right with the rainbow colors and what he sees (as an artist) Thanks Fab4
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Hi Danny: Looks good, very wise of you to have listened to your better half What is poormans inlay? Sounds interesting Keep up the great work Fab4
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Hi Charlie: Perfect Fab4
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Hi James: Well done, this may be your first but I can see that it won't be your last Keep up the great work Fab4
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Hi Wichman: Love it, it's different from what we see all the time. Just gives another perspective on what can be done. Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Hi Charlie: Looks freakin awesome Well done Fab4
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Hi Barb: I Googled "baskets for scroll saw patterns", it brought me to Pinterest and showed many patterns for baskets No angle cuts requires for the baskets they show but a small drill bit drilled into a specific area in the basket will not show You can resize the baskets to whatever you want. Once you get by the first basket, you will be hooked on making others Fab4
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Hi Charlie: Good one, Like the frame too Fab4
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Hi Charlie: The cat is out of the bag oh shoot, wait a minute, you're right, he is in the cradle? Harry Chapin has a lot of great songs. Well done Fab4
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Hi Don: Good ones, just curious: THIRD???? What did First and Second do to beat out the gnome Fab4
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Hi Charlie: Looking at your wall, what come to mind is this: INSANITY AT IT'S BEST - I mean that in a very respectful way Fab4
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Hi Tim: Glad to hear they are done poking, prodding.scanning and poking you(for now) put me down as NO FRAME Looks great Fab4
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Darn You Charlie: I just added yet another project on my to do list I'm having to use a really fine print, the list I have is very long Well done BTW Fab4
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agree 100%
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Hi Gene: Your comment is right - It is unique From what I heard and read, It's "ass backwards" Fab4
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Just a few over the years
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