Debi Shipman

I'll give it a try again. Hopefully I can make the deadline.

I designed this last year. Haven't had much time for pattern design lately. It hasn't been cut yet but my youngest daughter who thinks Halloween should be 24/7/365 has a long "want" list of patterns.

Hubby built one for me to roll up to my easy chair. The only problem is that it's almost too heavy for me to move. (Wheels on the back legs)

Congrats to Holly! I love watching cricket. I don't quite understand everything about it, but it's fun to watch.

I designed the one that no one knew what it was and it took a gallon of toner. (Will have to consider ink usage in future patterns, if any) For those of you that did not know what it was (practically everyone) It was a Graboid and the Perfection Valley water tower from the movie "Tremors." Congrats to Paul on a very cute design.

Thanks. I didn't notice that the link didn't go to the misc. pattern page.

This one? Very last pattern on page http://www.woodenvisions.com/DataCatalog/CAT_Index.htm

I got a portable table saw

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I thought about making that, but couldn't afford the wood. lol

Amazon and joann's websites say they have :stiffened" felt. Hope that helps. Good luck.

I tried out my husband's jig saw this morning. (about froze to death and I'm pretty sure some of my neighbors hate me now, it was about 5:45) It was fairly easy to use and light enough. I'd certainly need to use a saw guide because, as with most hand power tools, I can't see the sight line unless I use them about 2 feet off the ground. (The curse of the vertically challenged) Thanks for all the suggestions.

I'll have to look into this one also. My main concern is the weight of most regular circular saws. Since this one is 5" it may be lighter. Thanks.

I didn't think about a jigsaw. I'll have to look into that also. Thank you for the suggestion. All the circular sawing is done outside. The only saws used inside are my scroll saw and my daughters hand saw.