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There is a toy making forum that has PDF's with all kinds of tips for painting http://forums.toymakingplans.com
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These are a few of the things I've made lately.
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Painting toy parts while the resident quality control inspector looks on.
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For a beginner your doing great. Keep them coming.
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Good idea.
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Looks great. She should love it.
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Looked at the lifter and then made my own out of metal bar and bungee cord. Works great cost almost nothing.
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You did a great job.
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Looks like everyone is into painting ornaments this year. They look great.
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Those are some really nice ornaments.
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What a neat idea. Looks great.
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Looks great. Never tried inlay before, maybe I'll give it a try.
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Know the feeling. Did 6 shows this yr. Lots of lookers and compliments, very few sales. Only 3 of the shows did I make booth fee. But it's fun to do and keeps me out of trouble.
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There are several Youtube videos that show how to make a puzzle from a picture.
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There is very few of us that hasn't done something akin to this. I agree with Berry. Soak it in mineral sprits.
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I agree with Travis. I use lemon oil all the time. Nice smell as well as good looks.
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What finish can you put on coasters that will not leave a white ring after placing a cup of coffee or glass of water on them? I know shellac will not work.
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I'm 70 and got my first scroll saw for Christmas when I was 13. Got away from it for a long time but got started back about 15 yrs ago.
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I used 5/8 thick osb on mine with R13 insulation behind it and it dropped my inside temp on hot days from in the 100's down to the 80's. I didn't bother to paint mine. I think the wood look is appropriate for a workshop
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Very nicely done.
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One of the forums use to have some suncatcher patterns of dogs, I believe that were made by Gayle. I think it was Scrollers Café which you can't get into any more. Does anyone remember them and have a link to where they are stored?
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Found this for you http://www.scrollsawer.com/forum/fretwork-and-portraits/46029.htm
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I've had an Etsy site for several yrs. During the year I have a few sales but not many. Between lat Oct and Christmas I sold around $200 worth but since then only 1 sale. Your not going to get rich but it's another outlet. http://pawpawsworkshop.etsy.com
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I've been on etsy for over 4 yrs now. Usually sell a few each yr however this Dec I've had over 10 sales for the month. Never going to get rich but it's fun. My site is http://www.etsy.com/shop/PawPawsWorkshop
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Made a set of these last year for a 4 yr old nephew and he played with them for hours. Your grandkids will love them also.
