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barb.j.enders

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  1. I am almost afraid to jump into the discussion, but regarding this line, and as John Nelson commented, who counts/enforces.
  2. Great work.
  3. "TImeless!"
  4. So, I posted an ad on Kijiji and the reply was one of the sports shops was closing out and had a couple of sheets of stickers still available. Zipped out there. Got the last sheet of stickers and temporary tatoos. This one has the temporary tatoo on it. I still need to put a finish on it. Very happy - especially because the stickers/tat's were 75% off!
  5. Great looking trivet/wall hanging. Beautiful finish as well.
  6. Tom, I don't have a colour printer, or access to one. I used to do that at work!!! (shhh - don't let them know). There are vinyl stickers available online but I don't want to pay the shipping costs. I will get out to a mall later and look in the stores.
  7. Nice cuttings.
  8. So, this doesn't officially belong here - yet! Latest round of hockey gnomes. Pattern modified by Don in Brooklin. Thanks Don! Still looking around for a Winnipeg Jets sticker because the logo is too complicated to make this small. Will update when I find one.
  9. Super happy with how these turned out. Alex Fox pattern that I shrank to 80%. Left the backer piece off. Finished with Tung Oil. Shadow box frames were free and missing the backer. Used foam core as the backer. The backer on the dragonfly is rainbow scrapbooking paper (from my mom's stock). The boarder is another type of scrapbooking paper. One is pale green and the other is a blue. Took the photos outside so, unfortunately, the reflection is in the way.
  10. It works very well. If you want a "wash" type finish, then thin it out. Straight out of the bottle is fairly thin. Add more coats to darken the finish. Acrylic sits on top of the wood where Unicorn Spit soaks into the wood. Hope that makes sense.
  11. According to Ray at Seyco, it is strong enough. That said, I haven't been able to figure it out. Even bought the Scrollnado to hook up. Didn't work.
  12. I have used Unicorn Spit and acrylic paints. The Unicorn spit does not seem to interfere with the puzzle tabs. When I have done acrylic paints, even watered down, it seems to interfere with the tabs. The attached heart was done with Unicorn Spit (I think). The other product you could look at, but it is expensive if you only need a bit, is Osmo. I mentioned it in my posting on the Roly Poly Ladybug
  13. Looks great
  14. Beautiful job Brenda. Thanks for all the info as the project progressed. Looking forward to watching the video.
  15. I have the Flatmaster. Don't actually use it much as it is in a very awkward corner. According to their site, it is a replacement for the planer.
  16. I haven't read all the comments. I don't have a planer. On one of the FB pages someone mentioned that most jobs can be done on a drum sander instead of a planer, it just takes more passes. The advantage to the drum sander is it would take bigger stock than the planer.
  17. I hadn't thought to check there for a FoxChapel book. Now I will have to go spend some time down that rabbit hole - thxs
  18. Great work.
  19. Looking good. I thought about printing the pattern, but I tend to just reduce the ones he already has.
  20. Shipping and exchange rates make it very expensive to order from them directly. If you have the ISBN number, you may be able to go to a local bookseller and see if they can order it in. I had wanted the 20 Minute Puzzle book, but didn't want to pay exchange/shipping. Happened to be in my local bookstore and there it was. It is now in my hands and off their shelf.
  21. I recall that discussion as well.
  22. I like how you changed up the placement of the stick!
  23. Don in Brooklin did the pattern. You should be able to find it here
  24. But there are a few of us who can't. I would want some kind of warranty.
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