Jesus On The Cross

[rdatelle]

Just finished this today for Easter. I stacked cut two of them so I'm going to give one to my nephew. This is done in 1/4 inch BB with 1/8 backer painter black. Used a #3 blade on it with no problem. This is a Sue Mey pattern.

[Dave Monk]

Very nice job! dave

[bkrajnak]

Oh wow, very nice job love it!

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done Ralph.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[Ron Johnson]

Terrific cutting Ralph.

[Lucky2]

Wow Ralph, that's one to be proud of.

Len

[wombatie]

Ralph you did an excellent job on the cutting.  Well done.

 

Marg

[spirithorse]

Great work, Ralph!
I think I like the border on that as much, if not more, than the pattern itself! LOL
You did a great job of cutting it.

Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[amazingkevin]

Just finished this today for Easter. I stacked cut two of them so I'm going to give one to my nephew. This is done in 1/4 inch BB with 1/8 backer painter black. Used a #3 blade on it with no problem. This is a Sue Mey pattern.

I'd love to see this one in person as i know with the right backing it's going to really attractive!

[penquin]

Well done, like the way you did the corners, nice touch.

jim

penquin

[FranMike Harley]

That's beautiful, Ralph !! Great job on the cutting and presenting.. Lovely for Easter !!  

[newfie]

Beautiful cutting thanks for sharing

[Fish]

Now that is sharp! Great job.

[Dave Monk]

Very nice! dave

[bobscroll]

Really nice job on the project Ralph! Thank you

for showing           

[tony coleman]

nice cutting,

[Rob]

Great cutting and the corners are a great touch.  They really add an extra sense of the cross to it.  

 

Rob

[LarryEA]

Hard to add to what's been said. 

Job well done.

[jerry1939]

I totally agree that you have every right to display it proudly.

 

As a footnote; I seem to do most things backwards!! I personally don't like the (depth)(thickness) of cutting 1/4" for the front. As a personal preference, I sandwich an 1/8" BB between 2 sacrifice boards for sawing. Glue the 1/8" cut piece to a 1/4". Just my "go to method."

 

Again I praise and admire your piece Friend.

 

jerry