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A tree-Ific selection for this occasion Dick heppnerguy
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This puzzle piece is a really nice stand alone piece. He has a lot of class and eye appeal I bet it would sell well at a craft show Dick heppnerguy
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Both of these two are excellently done. I particularly like that so many people will be honored with one of your plaques upon retirement. They will always enjoy showing them to their friends Dick heppnerguy
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Nice tribute for a great freedom fighter. It looks really good in the frame too Dick heppnerguy
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Keith, I always enjoy your work and this is no exception. The piece you did here will become a family treasure for sure. Thank you also for the corian cutting tips too Dick heppnerguy
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These patterns help others to know they are loved. I hope she is a good fighter and does all she can to stay as healthy as possible. Many beat this horrible decease. As soon as I post this I will say a pray for her. I hope she understands that God heals and hears our prayers. Dick heppnerguy
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You can't go wrong with Alex Fox,s wonderful patterns. Nice cutting on this one Gator Dick heppnerguy
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Christina will be one happy camper come February 14th. You did a nice job on a plaque that should be valued for years to come Dick heppnerguy
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A perfect Valentines offer. I like the framing Devore on this Dick heppnerguy
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I like the scroll clocks and yours is quite outstanding and you ended up with a one of a kind. Very nice addition to your home Devore Dick heppnerguy
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Wow. This is one ripping good piece Dick heppnerguy
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Excellent job on this one, for sure Dick heppnerguy
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Amazingly interesting. It really grabs the eye. A very nice piece. Thanks for posting it Dick heppnerguy
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Happy to see you doing these. I have my heart set on doing a couple of these too. Sam sort of introduced this font here and I am going to be downloading it today and make one of these also. You enthussed me to stop putting it off I like what you did here, very much but I guess that is rather obvious by my post. Good looking piece. I expect we will see a few of these posted in the next couple of months Dick heppnerguy
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Russell nailed it there....maybe nailed it is not a good choice of words here... but there are not many patterns that have intentional floaters... usually one can leave a space in a line to correct it and the space really isn't noticed when looking at the piece.. Take a look at almost any scroll saw pattern and you can see what I am referring to. Sam, take a look at this pattern that Birchbark made last week I made some little arrows to show you how the little broken lines keep this pattern from becoming nothing but a silhouette hole. There are probably 30 or more breaks in the lines in this pattern.. Take a good look at it and see how many broken lines there actually are in it. You see, at first they are not even noticeable until you really look closely. They take nothing away from the pattern but rather make it a good pattern. One of these left out, could change things a lot and suddenly you have a big hole and are trying to salvage the piece by gluing it back in place. Dick heppnerguy
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Thanks for posting your great work. I enjoyed looking at them. I have seen the Indian Maiden pattern before but it never struck my fancy, but now.......I think I will have to buy this one for a later cut Dick heppnerguy
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Nice idea. I will have to make one for our house too..I know beyond a doubt that my wife will love this one Dick heppnerguy
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A fun twist on things. It worked out well.. I like Gordies idea on this too..You might want to keep that in mind and give it a try the next time you do one of these plaques...just to see if you like it, if not..you can discard the center cuts and no one but you will know Dick heppnerguy
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Nice clean set up and a great variety of pieces.. So glad you had such a nice show. Keep up the good work Dick heppnerguy
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That one sure has a lot of cutting and shaping involved. you are one ambitious guy, for sure.. Way to go Dick heppnerguy
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Dave, You did it again.. I love the pieces you do. I know it will always be an extremely nice piece when I see that you posted it.. Dick heppnerguy
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Jerry, Here is a similar pattern that I found in the Wood Teddy Bear newest catalog. By the pattern number, it appears to be a scrollsaw artist pattern but I could not find it on her page. in the WTB catalog it is on page 21. Or you can find it on their web sight. I posted a copy of the photo here for you to look at. Dick heppnerguy
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Sam, A floater is a piece that is going to fall out when it is cut.. One could glue it back in place if they have cut it and it fell out. But it is really up to the pattern designer to make sure he or she does not have a floater in their patterns. If you have watched me as I start my pattern efforts, I have not done very well in catching my floater. Luckily, I have a lot of good friends here in the village that help me by pointing out my errors and then I can go back and correct them. If you look at me Renaissance pattern and look at the eyelid on your right and the statues left side you can see an example of a floater, I am not proud of that but I just have not taken a moment to correct it. I will leave that one that way to help others understand this same question that you have, as I am NOT going to enter it in the pattern library anyway. It just is not a pattern that I like the outcome of and do not wish it to be in the library a year from now with my name on it... Dick heppnerguy
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OOOPS I put the piece in the frame backwards.. I have since taken care of the problem.. Sorry Alex, I can't believe I did that... Dick heppnerguy This is the way the pattern was designed and cut... boy do I feel dumb...that is beginning to be a normal for me, I think
