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Nice work Dick and I am sure Asher and his family will treasure it for years to come. Prayers said for all.
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Scrolling less than a year, need as much help as I can get!
meflick replied to UncleApple's topic in Introductions
Another welcome from Tennessee, but I am in the Eastern part of the state. As you have learned already, lots of good stuff hear to learn and folks to learn from. Glad you decided to join in. Like you, I started the hobby last year. -
Welcome to the village. Lots of great folks and information here.
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Welcome to the Village. Look forward to your participation. Lots of great people here who are happy to help out Newbies like you and me. I started last year. Lots to learn here simply by following along and reading all the threads posted now and looking back through others from the past.
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Welcome to the Village from East Tennessee in the USA. Afraid I cannot give you any advise about trying to get a saw in New Zealand.
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Welcome to the Village from Eastern Tennessee. Look forward to seeing you and what you are working on. Great group here willing to help out when we have questions.
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Welcome to the Village.
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Good save. Necessity is the mother of all invention as the old saying goes. You clearly prove that!
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Nice work. Hadn't seen that before. Thanks for sharing.
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Excellent looking project. Great job on the cutting an making by you and the painting by your friend - awesome. I am sure the final recipient will love it. thanks for sharing.
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What a beautiful gift for the new couple. they will love it. Thanks for sharing both your pics and your issue and "save" and what you learned. Helps newbies like me!
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Agree with everyone, great looking project. Excellent work on creating your pattern and your finished cutting projects. Thanks for sharing.
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Another welcome from East TN. Glad you got your saw on its way and look forward to your participation here. Great place with lots of helpful people.
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that looks really nice GrampaJim! Thanks for showing it. I would make one for my hubby but since he is now sharing his "man cave" with me (wood workshop) - I'm not sure "man cave "qualifies anymore! Maybe have to do a pair of them.
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Thanks for sharing. Excellent job on both. I am sure your daughter loved having you do her name.
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I am sure you will get more orders the more these are seen by friends and family of the recipients. Great job on them. Thanks for sharing.
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I agree with Kevin, I suggest that you make up a good supply of different kinds to take to the quilting class with you for those will be a hot item once they know you made it. Any good seamstress, no matter how long they have sewn, always has a good seam ripper or two laying around. My mother would have loved that one I am sure. Thanks for sharing it and enjoy the quilting class with your wife. Always good to find things to do together.
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I agree, another great job. Sure to please any frog lover. Thanks for sharing.
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Nothing wrong with simple - especially when you do such a good job with it! thanks for sharing.
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Excellent work. Not sure I would do that and give to our "tax lady" though. Maybe if I could take it as a business expense. Thanks for sharing.
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i agree, excellent work and should be well received. Thanks for sharing.
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Great job and I am sure the recipient will be thrilled to receive it. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice work. Several fisherman I know would probably enjoy that image. thanks for sharing.
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Excellent work on the cutting and the painting by your wife. Seems only fair since she requested the clock! But you know what they say about a happy wife it seems! Thanks for sharing.
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I am sorry you had a need to cut another one. Excellent work and I am sure it will be treasured by your sister. Prayers said for her as she begins this battle. Thanks for sharing.
