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Found these three saying while browsing Facebook. Thought I would share in case someone could make use of them. First one would be great for the laundry room. The second one is just too funny and the third one is also super funny.

He's beautiful. Great job.

Welcome to the Village Don. My dad was an avid fisherman, walleye were his favorite but he wouldn't turn his nose up at a nice size perch. There are a great group of friendly helpful people here. Check out each forum for lots of great information. Any question just ask we are always to help a fellow scroller.

Very nice Rick, love the lights. Ah yes the Merts aka the bickersons........remember them well.

Very nice, I am a animal person. I love dogs, cats, horses, etc. Have to add this one to my list. Dang I got a long list............LOL

She's adorable and the frame is perfect. Will have to see if I can find the pattern also. Like you said she is just to cute to not cut. Thanks for sharing.

For those who have/had blade slippage Steve Good addresses this issue in his newsletter today. He also has a video you can watch to help you understand more clearly.

Awesome, she will love it I am sure.

Looks awesome. the frame is perfect and the nails add a great touch. Job well done. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Shaun, Welcome to the Village. As others have said go back and read as many newbie questions as you can. Also Utube can be your best friend and Steve Good has several videos and he is very good at explaining things. You can also reach him thru his website for some advice . I use Primarily Flying dutchman blades which I buy thru Mikes Workshop and #5 ultra reverse is my go to. This blade is my personal choice. FD are less expensive and free shipping. I buy most of my wood from LL Johnson which is in Michigan, you can buy wood online from Ocooch lumber. Sometimes you can find decent wood at Menard, Home Depot or Lowes and Amazon for the thinner Baltic birch. Even if a question has been asked before don't be afraid to ask again. Everybody explains things differently so one explanation might not help but another's might. Have you ever heard of the Ping test for blade tension? This is what a lot of scrollers use. Each blade is different as far as tightness goes so give it a try. The more you scroll the more comfortable you will get (plus some frustrating moments) it's all part of scrolling. Just enjoy the process.

Welcome to the Village. A very friendly and helpful group of people. Be sure to check out all the different forums, there is a lot of helpful information there. Also a ton of patterns to choose from.

My doctor is monitoring my cataracts and will let me know when it is time. We discuss it every time I see him.

Got new glasses coming but I have cataracts so until my eyes are ready for surgery it's just something I have to live with.

I did a couple quick cuts as I have been having a issue with my vision. The Mickey and Goofy I cut last year and just got around to glueing them up. The USMC orn. is for hubby and the cowboy/cowgirl........just because.

Looks really good. My hubby would kill for all those clamps..............lol.

Beautiful. I'm sure she will love it.

Meijers in our area has a ton of Magazines up by the checkout registers, however I have never found a Woodshop magazine of any sort. They are all mostly ladies or men's fashion magazine, gossip or food recipe type magazines.

Did you see the Cobra pattern Steve Good did?

A couple special visitors.

No actually he asked for Goulash and that's what I made him..........lol.

I would guess it is from Pinterest. There are a ton of Tree of Life patterns there. I would love to see this cut.

Oddly enough we don't have any squirrels.

I asked hubby to build me a bird feeder to fit over the rail of our deck. This is what he came up with, plus he made one with a roof. I think the birds like them!

It's a engraving pen.

The rest of the scroll saw items he got me for Christmas. I love Amazon's Wish List.............................LOL And yes I am spoiled but then so is he................lol