Denny Knappen
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Back in January, I made an Air Plant Holder. Last week a customer of ArtCrafters bought the item. Today she sent me a picture showing the holder filled with air plants. Nice to see an item in use.
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Thanks Melanie. Glad to help if you decide to make these.
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Thanks Melanie. Stop by the store sometime.
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Steve. They are fun and easy to make.
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Frank, I don't think there are any compound cut Miniature Birdhouse Ornaments in the library. My first set came from a magazine, CWWC May 2011.
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Thanks Paul. I think my favorite is the butterfly.
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Thanks Jim. I made some without feathers some time back. The feathers really add to the presentation.
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Thanks Jim. Maybe use something different than Eastern White Cedar next time.
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Thanks Roly. The birds are always cut from scraps. The birdhouses whatever I have in stock.
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Thanks Roly. Using the spiral blades and stack cutting the feathers made the cutting easy.
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I finished four of these this weekend. The patterns are by Diana Thompson and purchased from her website. I used Eastern White Cedar and Eastern Red Cedar. I found that the Eastern White Cedar was a little too soft. I used FD Polar #5 and #9 blades. This finish was two dips in sanding sealer. I have now made over 200 of these. Comments welcome.
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A project finished this weekend. The pattern is by Sue Mey and purchased from her website. I used 1/2" Ash for the dream catcher and 1/16" Flame Maple and Walnut for the feathers. It is PPROXIMATELY 8" X 20". The blades used were FD Ur #1, #3, and New Spiral #2/0. There was one coat of sanding sealer and two coats of spray Shellac. I like working with Ash. The feathers were stack cut. Comments welcome.
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The Midwest Scroll Saw & Woodworking Trade Show is set for August 18th and 19th. At least that is what the add says in the current SWWC.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Looks like you are off to a great start.
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Welcome to the forum from Tennessee. Scrolling with salvaged wood is great. I have a custom furniture maker behind our store and I get lots of small pieces perfect for scrolling.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Well if no one buys it I guess I will be!
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Jim. Nice to own a framing shop.
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Thanks Steve. I really liked the pattern.
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Thanks Frank. It was fun to cut, but a little fragile.
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Thanks Paul. I noticed your comment on the other forum.
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Thanks DW. Not sure how a back light would work.
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Thanks Paul for a great pattern. It caught my attention right away.
