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Nice pieces Kevin, I like the crown especially Gary
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Lovely work Kevin, I especially like the 'Samantha' font. Gary
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Painting Advice Please
Scrappy Scroller replied to Scrappy Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Thanks RJR and Kevin, on this occasion I think I'll leave it 'as is' but some great ideas for future projects, I'm bound to make the same error again! I'll laquer it and post a pic, thanks again. Gary -
Painting Advice Please
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Thanks Kevin, painting the yellow one blue, then yellow makes good sense, It never occurred to me!. Once I get it finished I'll post a picture, take care. Gary -
Painting Advice Please
Scrappy Scroller replied to Scrappy Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Hi Kevin Thanks for the reply, hope this photo is ok. You can see the blue below the red, the blue below the yellow is not so cleat on the photo. thanks Gary
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Hi Everyone, I've made a simple 'Home' word art puzzle. I decided to paint it and started off by covering it all in white Acrylic. The thing is, it started out as a 'one piece' sign, however with my mighty painting skills i managed to get a bit of different colour's on the wrong pieces. So I now have a bit of 'light blue' on my 'medium yellow' Letter 'm'. I have gone over it about 6 times but can still see the blue underneath. Is there an 'arty' magic tip to solve this, does anyone know? Since my hand wasn't steady enough to paint good enough, I thought if I turn it into a puzzle word art then it should be easier to paint. Gary
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Hi Marvin and welcome, I saw some news footage of the weather you've been having, it looks terrible. Hope you're ok and look forward to seeing some of your works. Gary
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They both look really nice, good luck at the gallery and you'll have to let us know how you got on. Gary
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Nice one Dan, did you give the kids that were 'naughty' an arrow head attached to a wooden dowel and a few feathers and traveling at approximately mach 5? Gary
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Nice one Jim, good to hear you did Ok. Gary
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I wear an enclosed (non powered) mask sometimes, as certain woods dust, can be harmful. this site lists a few. http://www.ubeaut.com.au/badwood.htm Gary
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Beautiful looking cross Kevin, it looks cleanly cut too. Gary
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me personally, if I go shopping and there's no visible price, I automatically think it must be expensive and move on, but also if the tag was obscuring the piece and I couldn't move it myself, I'd think 'mmm... what's that hiding?' I may be paranoid, which is defined as an acute awearness, but I like to think my awearness is very cute.
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That looks lovely Kevin, nice one. Gary
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Nicely cut and finished, unusual too. Gary
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nice one Doc, looks great to me. Gary
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Hi Edward, do you think if you had some smaller, cheaper items such as names, key rings etc. They might help towards the costs a bit? Sorry if I missed em on your table already. I guess if there's not a lot of people attending, there's little you can do - fingers crossed for the next one. Gary
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Beautiful, looking. Gary
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They look lovely, what size are the characters in 'Madison' they look quite big 6" - 8" ? Very cleanly cut too, I'm envious... Gary
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Nice one both, let's hope it's a sign of things to come. Gary
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How did you do at the fair Doc? Gary
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Wow!!! That looks beautiful, looks like a lot of precise work involved. Gary
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Nice pieces Kevin, keep goin Gary
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Yorky, hi and welcome, strangely enough I bought some from Rymans yesterday in Birmingham, I'm sure there's a similar type shop by you. It's called 3M Spray Mount and cost £15, try googal'ing it as you may be able to get it online. I've also seen it on ebay. Gary
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Lovely pieces and cleanly cut. Gary
