heppnerguy
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Looking good. I still can't understand the difference between a cheetah an a tiger. Love this project Dick heppnerguy
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Way to go. Keep up the great work and for posting this so we all could enjoy it too. Dick heppnerguy
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fun and well done project. I enjoyed seeing the photos and the video. Thanks for posting Dick heppnerguy
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Glad to see you working in your shop. Nice job on this project, but then I know you well enough to realize that you never do shoddy work so I would never expect to see one here. Dick heppnerguy
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I like to idea but my computer is in another part of the house. I love spending my time with the wife, as she is the most important person in my life. Dick heppnerguy
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thank you for the nice offer but at this time, I do not have any wood on hand to cut one. Dick heppnerguy
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Thanks for understanding what I was trying to say. I NEVER would put anyone's work down on purpose and that was not my purpose with my comments, only an observation. Dick heppner
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I think $500 isn't a bad sale after expenses. But then, I don't do craft sales so I really do not have any knowledge of what one can suspect from one of these. Dick heppnerguy
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I often cut memorial plaques for people who I find out loose a loved ones. Often, years later, I have run into the receivers of the memorial plaques and say they appreciate them so much, even years later. Such a nice thing to do for others that is always around and never get thrown out like wilted flowers. Good for you. Dick heppnerguy
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Ron I have always enjoyed seeing your work. You never have a so-so piece, only top notch items Dick heppnerguy
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Always top notch with your patterns. I love what you do Dick heppnerguy
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Some day I hope to be able to hammer out wood portrait patterns like you do. I am trying to learn how this month. You do such a wonderful job with yours Dick heppnerguy.
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Looking good. I hope you have a very successful sale. Let us know how things go. Dick heppnerguy
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I can see you are really into bowl making right now. I want you to know that I am enjoying your new endeavor and seeing the beautiful bowls you are turning out. I still have to give this scroll saw bowl making a shot. Keep up the good work and keep posting them for all of us to see Dick heppnerguy
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At first sight I was thinking. 'this is a little hard to see'. Immediately how this thought crossed my mind, I had another thought and it was, to make is look as if the fawn was hiding in natures shadows for it's protection. I am really not sure why you chose this particular piece of wood for this pattern as it is a little difficult to make out easily, but the cutting is of your usual high talent. Ron, I hope you do not see my remarks as criticizing your work, as I did not make the comment to be taken that way. I was just trying to reflect my observation to you. Dick heppnerguy
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Nice variety and great work. It should be well accepted at your sale. I will be waiting to see how the sale actually goes for you. Keep us informed Dick heppnerguy
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I just started trying to learn to do portrait patterns. I have struggled along and I have done a few, that came out pretty well but I am trying to make an effort to learn all the process so I can do them from memory. I did the lesson that Travis has on making a pattern of William Shattner and I will post what it for you to see. I know it is not a perfect pattern but I am pretty pleased with it and I am going to try and stay away from my own personal criticisms. However I am going to post this in the 'Bragging Rights ' as I will be looking for ideas that will make my pattern better. I WANT to see it through other peoples eyes so I can know what to look for in the coming efforts. It is those criticisms that I am after for my own personal help in my new venture to learn this pattern making. I hope you will give me suggestions as well, as it is apparent that you understand this process very well. Dick heppnerguy
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I feel pretty certain that I the ability to make them, just haven't taken the time to try. One thing I have found out is life, One can do almost anything they set their minds to accomplish if they only give it a shot and practice, practice, practice until it looks the way they wish it to look Dick heppnerguy
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thank you Bob. I appreciate you taking your time to comment on mine. Dick heppnerguy
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She does indeed. Thank you Denny Dick heppnerguy
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It has become my ' go to' way of painting my backer boards. Thanks for you comments. I enjoy reading all the results of them Dick heppnerguy
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I feel like I have abandon friends when I am away from here and enjoy all their work and reading their input on others projects Dick heppnerguy
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thank you Rodney. If you are not sure how I do it, I explained the method on my Scrappile response. I sort of figured out how to do it and have always liked the results of this method and use it a lot on my projects. Good to be back in The Village once more. I have missed everyone here a lot Dick heppnerguy
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It is good to be back. Just been an extremely busy time and I just have not had the time to do much computer time. I love it here and all the people whom I feel i know here and you all feel like family to me. Thank you for the comment on my project Dick heppnerguy
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If you read my remarks to Paul, (scrappile) you will see I do not use an airbrush at all on the backer board. I explained in detail just how I achieve this look. Thank you for the nice comments though Dick heppnerguy
