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Dan

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  1. Very nice. The red fox in your garden is much more impressive than the Redd Foxx in mine.
  2. Nice and clean. The overlay stands out against the background very well. Yes, I think they'll like it. Good job.
  3. Ray, I'm not sure what you're asking. It looks like you have enough to be a pattern. That is a cool idea. I can't wait to see what you come up with.
  4. I saw a guy that used a tarp over a tent. He had it secured to the tent. The winds kicked up and took the tarp and tent down. Just be careful how you secure things.
  5. If tomorrow is a fair day there shouldn't be any rain. Sorry, I couldn't let that one go. There are some good waterproofing sprays for tents that work.
  6. You may have to use photo editing software to reduce the file size then try to upload. If you want to share photos with us attach them to a post. BTW, good cutting of what's in your gallery.
  7. Nice. What's the wood? The bottoms look like a desert sunset. Cool!
  8. Welcome aboard! Oh no, another Dan. There must be 20 of us.
  9. Dan

    Hi ya

    Welcome aboard!
  10. Something else to check. If you have already did what Tom suggested and it still doesn't work, try this in Inkscape... 1. Select the object (which will probably be the entire image). 2. Click Path then Break Apart. You should break the image into several or many smaller parts. 3. Double-click the area you want to change to red line. 4. Click Object menu then Fill and Stroke. This should open the Fill and Stroke window. Select Stroke and adjust the sliders to change the color. You can also do as Tom said in his step 3. Hope it helps.
  11. A blessed day for you and the church. Another masterpiece.
  12. Very cool!
  13. I'm partial to bears but but are excellent. Another outstanding job!
  14. Dan

    Nightlight

    Here you go Frank. This is a bottom view. These lamp cords were from Hobby Lobby but you can get them from Amazon at a lower cost.
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    Nightlight

    I made several of these a few years ago. I adapted a pattern from Steve Good. His had an open back, I wanted to close it in. I use 0.36 watt LED to keep it cool. They come in red, yellow, blue, green and orange. I just use printer paper to diffuse the light. It's 6" x 6" x 2-3/4". I think I'll give it to my granddaughter.
  16. I just saw that. Way to go Barb! The lantern looks fabulous.
  17. Thanks for sharing AL. Bob is right, I love it and just downloaded the pattern.
  18. Excellent! That would be a neat way to tell a story. May have to think more on that.
  19. Kevin, you better pick up two. I have a birthday in a few month.
  20. Hi Alan. Read the instruction manual. Somewhere in the first 42 pages of safety info it may address your concern. I believe good ventilation is a must.
  21. Just tell her how beautiful she is without make-up and get back to scrolling. Lol
  22. I used several FD Puzzle blades. I still need to research other puzzle blades.
  23. Hehe. Who says that's my address. Photoshop is wonderful.
  24. It's been a long time since I've posted any scroll work and even longer since I've made jigsaw puzzles. This is my amateur radio confirmation card (QSL). It is two-sided, attached to 1/8" BB ply, coated with 3 light coats of Rust-oleum Triple Thick Glaze. I did this just for fun and see what I can improve on. Photography is one thing I can improve on.
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