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barb.j.enders

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  • First Name:
    Barb
  • Location:
    Winnipeg, MB, Canada
  • Gender:
    Female
  • Scroll Saw:
    Dewalt 788. Excelsior 21"
  • Pattern Designer:
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  • Two Truths & A Lie:
    I have a university degree
    I won a prize from Publisher's Clearing House
    I am a competitive Synchronized swimmer.

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  1. Two votes, in this house, for the top one. Meflick has the logic behind it right.
  2. Does this mean that you apply superglue as a coating?
  3. So, you time travel to the future??
  4. Thanks for the update.
  5. That is cool Don. I think it deserves a more elegant stand though.
  6. I am with most on this. The natural one looks best. If you want to add colour, you could do some "dry brushing" on the lion only. That would add hints of colour only.
  7. Beautiful work Mel. Glad that things have settled to a light roar!
  8. I think I saw your post on FB. If it is what I am thinking, nice pattern. I use 3/4 so it can be shaped more drastically than thinner. On FB you were asking about the backer. I have done some narrow areas with a backer. I feel that if the piece is hanging, it should be fine. Thinking if my Heron piece, if you want to look back.
  9. I would be suggesting an Intarsia piece. Sunflower, bee, something like that.
  10. Looks great.
  11. Thanks for showing us the tips. Looks like it will be a great project.
  12. Please pass on best wishes for a speedy recovery.
  13. Beautiful @MarieC
  14. I wonder if someone with a 3d printer could print this for you? BTW, the thumb screws are probably not set right which would cause the bending the tips of the blades.
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