Pat W.

I cut BB with the Flying Dutchman blades and they are real good.  I get mine from Mike's Workshop.     http://mikesworkshop.com/

Mike is really great in helping you choose the best blade for your projects also he has the best price for these blades.

Thank you everyone for your comments.  :-)

I didn't get a free cut (she has to make a living too) but I did get a lot of hugs.  :-)  At one point I thought she was going to cry,  then she gave me another hug.  Her reaction made it worth the effort of cutting the cross for her. 

Yes I want to be able to make a little money so I can afford to buy more wood and supplies and tools so I can keep making sawdust, but somethings you gotta just stop and make something for someone just because. . . .    :-)

Sometimes we forget to say "Thank You" to the people who go about just doing their job.

I saw this Stylist Cross from Sue Mey and wanted to cut one for the lady that cuts my hair.  This was my thank you to her, she always make me feel good about my hair cut and just me in general.  :-)

Very Nice,         

I need to make me a holder for all of my clutter  :-)

Very Beautiful    :-)  :-)

That is so cool. 

Great Cut.  :-)

This eagle is on my to do list.

Marg,

My sister ordered the angels.  She is going to give them to her Great-Grandchildren. I really enjoyed cutting them knowing where they were going.  :-)

Thank you everyone for you kind comments.

Great Job on all 3 patterns.  :thumbs:   The work you put into the invisible man must have been exhausting. 

I just completed 2 set of 3d compound angels.  These were cut using  Diana Thompson pattern.  There are 14 different angels to a set. I cut 2 sets using different types of wood.  The wings and halos were cut from 1/8 BB and stained with different shades of varnish.

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Thanks for all of your gracious comments.

Ron,  I am his mother.  :-)

Beautiful Work. . .      

My son's big 3-0 b-day was yesterday.  He does a LOT of fishing so I made him this Multi Fish.  :-)

10" x 10"   254 cuts.

A Big "THANKS" to everyone who commented on the Bear Cross concerning their "Like" of #1 light over dark or #2 dark over light.  I had ask for comment from my FB page and from the forums.  All of your comments about my work is greatly appreciated.  :-)

The #1 Light over Dark was the choice of 73% of the comments. #2 dark over light had 16% of the comments and 5% chose both #1 & #2.

Kevin,   All three are really great.  :-)

Very Very Nice  :-)

I agree with Danny,  Love the way you did the trunk.  :-)

Pat

Well Done.

Pat

Bear Crosses each is 11"x7 1/4"

Please commenting on which cross you like best. Bear Cross #1 - light over dark or Bear Cross #2 - dark over light.

This is a Sue Mey pattern. I stack cut the bear cross out of 1/8 Baltic birch with a 1/4 backer board. I decided to posted the above on my Face Book page - Scrollin Sawdust as a way to get my friends and their friends to look at my woodwork.  I have been getting a lot of comments and even some inquires about purchasing an item.

So. . .   please take a moment and comment which do you like #1 or #2.  :-) 

Thank to those who earlier posted about setting up a face book page.  Here is my facebook page I set up.   www.facebook.com/scrollinsawdust

Thanks
Pat

Scrollin Sawdust
Makin Magik in Wood

Thanks for all of the kind comments.  :-) 

Pat

Scrollin Sawdust
Makin Magik in Wood

I have been working on this for a while and finally got finished.   20"x13"   

Pat


Scrollin Sawdust
Makin Magik in Wood

Thank you for sharing. Something so simple but so helpful.     

I have finally started my FB page :-)  https://www.facebook.com/scrollinsawdust