Beautiful in the cutting and in its simplicity. Thanks for sharing. I will have to see if I can find a link to Wade's files perhaps. My Aunt Rose would love it for sure!
Thanks for sharing Denny. I really like these and look forward to seeing more of the 12 patterns that were in the magazine should you cut some more out. On a side note - I did reach out to Karen through the website : http://theartfactory.comto see if these patterns could be obtained somehow for those who did not have the magazine. If I hear anything back, I will be sure to post here. I was thinking about trying to make ornaments this year for Christmas for family. time will tell.
Beautiful work. Reminds me of my mother. She loved to sew, do cross stitch, etc. always had scissors of different kinds laying around. She loved anything decorative lie these as well. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work both ways. Your wife does an excellent job with the painting. You make a great team as already stated. Glad she fines an outlet that helps calm her. My mother in law is almost 88. She enjoys the new coloring book craze. She has bad hand shaking for several years but it seems to calm her's and she can color without the shaking. Quite interesting human brains. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing photos. I love the tiger but really love the scrolled mill image. I need to go check out our county fair and see what might be there. I think it is usually in Sept.
Beautiful work on both pieces. I am a great admirer of Steve Good's site although I have not really cut much from there yet (only two an ornament stand I simplified and a phone stand) since my focus is presently on intarsia work. However, I have a big list of his files to try sometime down the road. You have done great with it. I pray for the recipient of the new plaque. Thanks for showing both.
Welcome to the forum. Like you, I am a relative newbie to the saw and the forum. Sorry yours came damaged but glad it was a simple knob easily replaced. I have that saw but mine came with the stand. I have mine on it and have no issues or problems with it.
Beautiful work - on both the paper cutting and the scroll saw cutting. Thanks for sharing. As a paper cutter with a die cut machine previously (and still) I always thought there was a lot of overlap on paper patterns and scroll saw patterns and their ability to "cross over" to the other medium.