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Great job cutting that pattern out. I just think that Steve Good's site is a treasure trove of things to work on. Thanks for showing this one completed.

What an absolutely beautiful and stunning piece of artwork. The time and love you have put into that piece is evident. Thanks for showing us.

I really like the "hot pad mitt" - true to form for its purpose. Thanks for sharing. Great work on the cutting.

Very cute Frank. Thanks for showing.

Very nice. thanks for sharing. I know some Louisville Card fans who would love that one. some UK Wildcats not so much. I have to confess that I didn't get the "L" until I read someone else's post above. First I thought it was for the anti- Louisville fans!

Beautiful piece of artwork you created from what looks like an excellent pattern. You gotta do what the customer wants so if they want no backer, so it goes. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing and showing your photos and your pattern you used. Hope they sell well for you. They are definitely cute!

Looks very nice Jerry. Thanks for sharing. I cut that out as a Trivet that I gave recently to my niece as part of her wedding shower present. (I have to see if I remembered to take a picture before i gave it away. I have been remise in sharing some of my project photos here.)

These look really nice. I have that Steve Good design for the ducks. Cut several out for gifts when i first started practicing to learn to cut on my saw. Need to put a finish on them and have them ready to give as actual gifts for Christmas perhaps! I really like your dolphin. If you want to share the pattern we could make up a set of dolphins and ducks! Then maybe we can come up with some other ideas to add to the collection!

Very nice. I downloaded those shell trivets from that site to try at some point. Good to see one cut out. Thanks for sharing.

Very nicely done Jerry. You are right, we can all do with an angel in our lives from time to time and I am sure the recipients who receive these will be honored and touch that you shared one with them. Thanks for sharing with us.

Excellent looking piece of art work John. thanks for sharing.

Very nice work Kris. thanks for sharing.

Very nice Todd and I am sure they appreciate your help. thanks for sharing.

Looks great and I am sure your Dog Groomer will love to have it. Thanks for sharing.

I agree Dan, historic year win or lose and well worth marking with such a great project! thanks for sharing.

Looks Nice Dan. Sure many Cubbie fans would love one. I don't have a dog in the fight but I figure that since its been much longer since the cubbies won then the Indians, nod should go to the Cubbies on this one!

Beautiful piece of artwork Helmut. I am in awe of your work and designs. Thanks for showing us how they look cut and lit up.

You know what they say about a happy wife and yours is no doubt happy times 3! Excellent work all the way around. thanks for sharing.

Beautiful pieces of artwork Dan. thanks for sharing your pictures. I have Russell's Peace pattern to try "someday" I really like how you made it a "mantle" piece. Will have to remember that. I like the Sue Mey pattern too. I hadn't seen that - I am impatiently awaiting my copy that I ordered for my "free" one to subscribe back at the first part of the month. I really hope it comes soon!

Sorry Rocky, I can't help but hopefully someone here can or you will hear back soon.

Beautiful craftsmanship for sure! thanks for sharing.

Hi Peter and welcome to the village from East TN and a relative newbie to the saw and the village. I look forward to seeing some of your work as you find time to join in and share here on the forum.

Hello Valerie and welcome to the Village. I think you will find a lot of helpful and wonderful people here in the village to share your scroll saw adventures with. I am so sorry for the loss of your two sons. As a mother of a daughter and a son, I can only imagine how horrible and difficult that would be for anyone to lose one child, much less two. I will pray that you can find solace in the happy times you had with your boys and know that your daughters are here for you as you all deal with the losses you have had in your family. It was very kind of your ex husband to get you a scroll saw to help you deal with your loss. Sounds like you two have a good working relationship still. That is great. I lost my mom back in April after a battle with Alzheimers. She was only 77. I started working with the scroll saw to do Intarsia work shortly thereafter. I was a newbie to the saw and to Intarsia but have found that I enjoy it and it helps me when I am feeling down about the loss of my mom. It requires me to "focus" in on the task at hand. I pray that you can find comfort as you explore this new art form. We love to see pictures here in the village (and I have been remiss in posting many myself lately). So please, show us what you are doing now with your scroll saw and the yard work that you did/do with your jig saw. God Bless.

More great work! thanks for sharing.