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  1. olddust1
    Need pattern for special disabled customer. Thank you. John old dust
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    At age 84 I can no longer do art and craft shows so I bar hop to get donations for my fundraiser. Here are 2 cuttings that sell very well. both are patterns from Steve Good. I get $20 donaton for each. John Old Dust
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    This is my first try cutting with one hand since my accident. Cannot make clean square coursers. John Old Dust
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    Last weekend I fell and fractured the top of my left shoulder. No surgery needed but will stop my scrolling for 6 - weeks. That is a bummer as some of you know that I do scrolling as a fund raiser for the Arizona Lions handicapped camp. Over the years I have been able to raise over $50,000 for the camp and now here it is the Winter visitor season, the best time, Well it is what it is. John Old Dust
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    Buy your US Postage stamps NOW. Price goes up 10% to $0.55 each the end of January. John Old Dust
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    Here is another source of FREE WOOD< If you have a kitchen remodeler near you they throw away the old cabinets. Good wood. John OldDust
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    This is a 6 layer cutting. I used a pencil torch to highlight the Indian and horse. If you have never tried a torch on your cuttings side. You can practice on the backside. Don't over do it. You just want to scorch to highlight. John Old Dust
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    This is a 6 layer cutting. I used a pencil torch to add caricature and art. If you have not used a torch before you can practice on the back of your cutting. John Old Dust
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    I regularly use a pencil butane torch to sing the fuzzes first and then sand. I also use the torch to sing the front of cutting to give additional character to the work. John Old Dust
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    I believe this is an old Spielman pattern. Cut from 1/2" ceder. John Old Dust
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    BEER

    olddust1 posted a topic in Bragging Rights

    This is a Steve Good pattern I take this with me bar hopping and have gotten over a dozen $20 donations. John Old Dust
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    Scrollers do not have "scrap wood". What we have is a constant diminishing demenshinol inventory. John Old Dust
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    This is a Steve Good pattern. I did some pencil torch scorching. John Old Dust
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    THE BASS HAS SOME OF MY PENCIL TORCH BURNING. jOHN OLD DUST
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    The Tree is 1/8" Baltic Birch, The Deer is 1/4" Alder and the sled is flooring. John Old Dust
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    What type style are you using? John Old Dust
  17. olddust1
    This has over 300 cuts in it. The frame is from weathered barn siding. John Old Dust
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    Western

    olddust1 posted a topic in Bragging Rights

    This is a Steve Good pattern. I dark stained one for the backer. The hardest part was drilling pilot holes in the middle of the pattern. I had to use a Dremmel plunger. John Old Dust HINT: If you have to cut an oversized pattern that does not fit on your saw table try this. I had to put my blade in backwards and do some cutting that way. Itg works.
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    I do most of my scrolling as a fundraiser for the Arizona Lions Clubs handicapped camp. Last April I hit over $50,000.00 I have raised for them over the years. John Old Dust
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    This is a Steve Good pattern. John Old dust
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    This is a modified Steve Good Pattern. My wife is known as "Tiny". ( 4ft 7 in 72 lbs) I also changed the lettering since I do not like Stencil font. The backer is from a kitchen cabinet door A good source of free wood is your local kitchen cabinet remodel er. The old cabinets can make good desk name signs too. John Old Dust
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    The background is a scrapbook sheet of the sky. John Old Dust
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    I believe that this is a Steve Good pattern. John Old Dust
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    John Old Dust
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    This is from a pattern by Steve Good. John Old Dust
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