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As you know Roly, I was joking. I already know that anything you do works to perfection.

That looks very nice. Good job.

The cross is very good. The jelly bean machine looks great but I wander if it works. I thought I heard Roly say I was tired all the jelly beans being gone before he could get any.

The heart wall hanging didn't last long enough for me to see it. What were they like before the split? Amicable? Any alimony? I must have missed the showing. Larry

It Is Spring. Bees, Sully knows it's BEE time 'cause he sold 80 traps. All the bees are out........Hey, all the bugs are out. And why don't we take this chat to the Coffee House where we can sit and have a cup. Larry

Take a bow, Good job John

Kevin that is quite unique. That technique is so original. It now shows a beauty I could not see before. I have to smile and laugh, I knew there was something beyond what I was seeing. Thank you for explaining. Got to look at that again. Amazing ha

Keith that is sooo cute. No idea on a stand

Kevin, Where is the scroll work. I see the words, is that it? The rest looks very nice. But it looks more like scisssor work. It does look good.

Thank you!! I get an error when I click 'Like This' I would 'Like' your comment but I must have liked too much.

Len, there are two solutions, maybe three at least. 1) print mirror image 2) use scissors and tape. cut and move the start and finish holes. 3) Whiteout and a black marker. Maybe it will be modified... I don't want to use the word 'fixed' cause it ain't broke. Anyway. I appreciate very much the compliment from you. Makes me feel good.

Golly gee Kevin, that is sooo-ooo-oo nice. Don't offer it to the Guy Down the Street, heretofor known as 'GDS' just hang it somewhere he can see it. I enjoy your cars...

How do ya do it? Those wheels are perfect. And you advertise and give lessons in your descriptions Yes You Did a Good job

Welcome Aaron. I enjoyed reading your post. I was just saying that I would like to know a little more about our active members. Here you come along and give a little history. Yes there is talent here and it looks like that talent just grew a little. Touring the village and participating is enjoyable. Be sure to stop in the Coffee House, you can make us your favorite treats if you want. Hey, I'll bet you don't have the smallest shop. Amazing Kevin may have the biggest, he scrolls outside :lol

Danny, check 6th group of 5... missing a row. Only has a count of four

I saved and printed. I get 1/4 page print and will have take it to print center to have it enlarged. Let you know later

Danny, what is the skunk and double skunk areas? All holes in this pattern are the start, count and end holes You may be a solution to a problem. I was prepaired to post my pattern but the pattern has problems I cannot fix. Here are the details: Most Standard cribbage pegs require an 1/8 hole Ergo...All holes should be drilled with 1/8 bit. All holes should be 1/8 inch apart all sides, front/back right/left. All 5 hole groups should be 1/4 inch apart. My pattern does not meet these standards But there is room for expansion at the bottom of the pattern where there is 5 inches of free space.. I do not have ability to expand the pattern to the correct dimension. This was a copy from 'How to Play' book that I enlarged. I will not post the pattern until I hear from you that you can or cannot enhance it.

Great looking and could be used as a drinking cup ... at least a few times. I like the handle also

Pete, DW and all who would like round cribbage pattern. Here's what I will do. I have no template. I have a 'very' poor pattern that needs to be clean up. I found a very small picture and kept enlarging it until I got the size I needed. Problem is that when you enlarge some patterns, the circles become like crystals. No real shape. I will made this a priority project to see if I can, using a black marker, make the pattern more useable. and provide it to all. Actually what would be nice is to ... got to explain here There are 24 sets of 5 holes = 120 holes around the circle per player. as you look at the board above, there is about 3+ inches of unused space at the bottom. Need to spread the holes further apart. Enlarging the pattern enlarges everything. Enlarging any more won't work. Though 'you' cannot tell, the holes are toooooooo close together. I screwed up once and that is why there is a cherry boarder on top. It covers the bad holes first drilled so I could try again. I want a good pattern also. I will do what I can and will be back with something. MAYBE I could say more...thats enough

Thank you Grampa for this pattern. I think the wood is Ash. The trim with the cribbage is 1/8 Cherry luaun. The size is 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches. Finished with Lacquer. I added it to my albumn. This is one of my favorite cuts. Even with all the mistakes I know about. I do so enjoy when I finish a scroll. Larry

Dan, that is a great cut. That will be displayed with great pride.

Hey Jay Leno, another nice car to add to your collection. Beautiful job.

JIm, Excellent job, gotta be happy with that.

Good morning G'Ma. How are you this morning? Why don't you stop by the Coffee House, sit and chat. I suspect you have a scroll saw and such but if not We'll help you Rhonda Rhonda. Does G'ma = Grandmother? just askin 'cause one member is Grandpa Welcome G'Ma

I like it, any child would. You did a good job. Larry