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Polymer clay is another material that would work well for a necklace. Saw some today with very vivid colors.
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That looks great! The grain in the oak really enhances the project. How thick is it? Can you stack and do two at a time?
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These are always fun to make and great sellers at shows. I stack cut three at a time and it takes about 2 or so hours to cut, sand, assembly, and finish three of them. I will add a string for a hanger. I plan to customize a few for some folks at work. The main design is from Sheila Landry. I changed the runners to the year. Comments and suggestions always welcome. Dan
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Welcome aboard Gary!
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I shared a booth with a guy that makes beautiful boxes. He doesn't have a cell phone or use email. He browses the web about once a month, but just isn't interested.
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Good luck at the show! Your ornaments are amazing. I bet you sell lots of them.
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Last week I did a craft show and talked to two people who scroll saw. I don't know if they sell their stuff, but I asked both of them if they were on any of the scroll saw forums. Both looked at me kind of funny and said, "No." I was shocked. How often does this happen to you?
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Nice pattern and cute daughter. Please share the finished product.
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John covered a lot with what he said. Definitely a dark, solid-colored table cloth. I bought a black bed sheet for $3 at a dollar store. I sold a ton of ornaments two weeks ago. The sled ornaments were a big seller and I always sell out. I'm making 30 of them for my next show. Protraits get a lot of attention and bring people to the table. If you have one that is framed, put it in a prominant place so curious people will come in and see the other stuff you sell too. Have a blade or two with you. So many people asked what kind of laser I have. Haha! If someone is eyeing something, tell them a little about it. Many times they don't want to be the ice breaker but they are interested in some stuff. I always have a few cheap items in the $2 to $6 range. And I always say, "These make nice stocking stuffers." Bookmarks work well for me. Dan
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I agree with the others that framing it is the best. I found some cheap matting and framed behind glass. It's amazing what difference it makes.
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Great job!
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Hello Martin and welcome to the Village! I'm not in Ireland, so I can't help you there, but I'll let you know if I come across someone from your neck of the woods.
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Both look good! I like how you put words inside words.
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Looks great! Sheila does have some great patterns.
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Welcome aboard Firat! There are some great pattern designers here and I'm sure they will help any way they can.
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Welcome to the Village Mick!
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Great job on all of them. I really like the wolf.
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Great job!
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Hey Sam, welcome aboard!
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DW, my thoughts exactly. It's another effort of big government trying to take control of our lives. We do need to voice our opinion and stop this madness. Any toy or puzzle I make, no matter how simple, is only for sale to adults. If a child comes by and wants to buy something, I just ask them to have their parents make the purchase. Dan
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Welcome to the village Tracy. I'm about 2 1/2 hours up the road in Independence. I get down to Louisville about twice a year. I'll let you know the next time I'm down that way. You know, I had no idea where Ft. Know was until I just looked it up on Google maps. Dan
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I use Johnson Paste Wax too. I cut very infrequently, so I apply as needed. Hmm...thanks for the reminder.
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Trace, I select the speed based on my own comfort with the work I'm doing. I know thin blades will heat up and break more frequently when run at higher speeds. Have fun making dust. Dan
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Came out great. Now we know what you thought of your algebra teacher.
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Welcome to the Village Don. Nice work there.
