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more with the little compound birdhouses....for KEVIN....:+}


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WAYNE..SHEILA LANDRY PATTERNS. 

                         Thanks to ALL for your meaningful comments.  When I get some color or each and 3 coats of Lacquere

                          they will LOOK GREAT.  Sold them LAST YEAR for the FIRST TIME.  I asked for input on a good

                          selling price and MOST said $3 toi $4.00.  I sold ALL AT $3.00.  Went fast.  TO ME I kind of feel with

                          what goes into making one the price should be higher.

 

Dan (dgman) you sell them.  Whats your selling price lately?                   Later.............Danny  :+}

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They all look good Danny, I used to sell them a few years ago when they first came out in the CWW&C mag. I sold them for six dollars each, or, two for ten and I never had enough. As for painting them, personally, I think the little houses should only be treated with a lacquer, or, varnish finish. If you want to add a bit of color, paint just the birds. Gayle Mortenson, on the Scrollers Cafe showed some just the other day with only the birds painted they looked fantastic.

Len

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Very nicely done Danny.  Those little bird houses are fun to make.  If you take one of the round headed birds and put a comb on the top of its head and cut to from cedar or paint it red it would be a Cardinal or paint it blue and it could be a blue jay.  It's fun to see what variations one can come up with.  As for price.... if they all sold fast for $3 then bump them to $4.50 or do something like individually $4.50. 2 for $8.  Everyone likes getting a deal.  Great job on those bird houses btw.  Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

DW

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Gee reading all these  Wonderful Posts makes me just feel so Proud to be a part of this Scroll Saw Family.  Thank Everyone

for there comments and suggestions.  Will take all to heart....

 

Well I have always thought of Sheila as the designer of all these compound cuts I have been doing.  I have ordered SO, SO MANY

different patterns in the past years.  Sorry for incorrect advice.  Danny  :+}

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