Loskoppie
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I will try to keep it short and clear. I have a leather old fashion letter writing pad the one with your paper stamps pens etc. It has beatifull prest out leather picture. Can anyone can help to give me advice on how to trace the picture's of to do my one scroll saw pattern. I don't want to damage the leather writing pad it comes from my mother when she was doing her world war 2 volintery work Thanks Barbara
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Makes my eyes confused. Great
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Very nice. Clean lines are for me more harder to do.
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Nice. lots of work.
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Lovely work. Not a easy job.
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What a great job and lovely gift.
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My huysband loves doing radio controled flying with old plains.
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THANKS YOU ALL and to Marg as you said I must. You guys are my help of how I am doing. I can't tel what my work is like I am to hard on my self. Barbara.
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Projects on hold and in progres. The first is the wood is crumbling and the other one is my house number. The plain pattern is a Steve good pattern with changed font and a plain from SSV. The plain is from Neplun Janeuski. both in working stages. I have put the pattern together.
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Not sure how to fix this. Trying to start a post when old and new got mixed up and can't seem to get it deleted.
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This is what I did for my sister in law for her wedding. I did 36 invites and a tree for the people to sign. My most important work up to date. I was so pleased to do it. They are a Steve Good pattern and added my trim to the tree. The invite I made it a A5 size.
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So cherry love it.
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Thanks to the talented pattern makers.
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Thanks to all It is not easy to find scroll saws as it is not a hobby people are into and importing is not easy and costly. We are trying to look out what is available.
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This is just to say thanks for your help. My husband is getting a new scroll saw for me. I will then use what you told me on that one. This one has got me into the hobby that I have come to love. We have a scroll saw which hubby has had to fix or change it to do the hobby and with the results is the blade can't be made strait. I won't complain as I have found a lovely pass time made friend's I might not meet and have learnt so much from. What could be bad about that. In time I will try to sell them to see how people see my work or keep it to show off the friends I have and what the have helped me to learn about a healthy craft. Thank you Brad
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I can't stack but my scroll saw blade may be the answer. I now my blade can't get a hundred % strait. Thanks
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Hi All I am now puzzled I reprinted the pattern I wanted to cut and it seems the same as the cut one i have. I am not sure if it is me the is putting it together badly or cut badly. It is Steve Good's recipe box Thanks Barbara
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Hi All I have been trying to get rid of the monkey on my back. I will explain. I could not get back to scrolling because of thing getting in the way. So now I have been putting of scrolling so I made myself get back. I took a Steve Good pattern and printed it and cut it. OOPS In cutting it I did not see that somthing went bad as trying to put my box together it did not work. It was a join I have never done. So back to the start and will do it again and send pic's. But I am glad I have sent the monkey on its way. Does other people have that or was it only me. Glad I am Scrolling Barbara
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We all are enjoying this space so we all worry about upseting each other and even me who is not a person of your country. So we forgive easly as we all just trying to get along. Happy scrolling and have a laugh on the way.
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Thanks for the photo's as well as your beautiful work. I can get a better idea of what you leave in and what to take out. Thanks for shareing
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great. Mom will be happy
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nice. Very neat job.
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I like very much. Thank you.
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Smart I like idea and work done
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great work. It made me remember I want to make one for hubbie
