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Dave, I like both of them, why does one have to be a favorite? The painted one looks nice and christmasy, but personally, I like to be able to see the wood grain. I wonder what one would look like, if you tried staining it with a transparent stain?

Len

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Dave you are not going to win here. Both look good as everyone has said. I do prefer the stained one because I do not like painted scroll work. But that is an opinion and we all have one.

 

Now with that said I want to comment on your work. Being that photo  is blown up huge when you click on it you get a real look at your cutting. Have to say you are a  very skilled scroller and the cuts are spot on. Now if I were buying that piece that is something I would be looking for and you sir past the test with flying colors. Nice work and thanks for showing.

Posted

Hi Dave:

Personal opinion:

Not crazy about the font used for Merry Christmas

Should be easier to read

Painted or stained???

I find Christmas items go over better when they are painted

Paint the bells silver

 

As mentioned above - your craftsmanship is top notch

Fab4

Posted

I really enjoy getting opinions. It makes me think when I create a project. I like it best when someone says there is something they don't care for.  Most of my stuff I make to sell. I always use paint on some and stain on others. I find that the pained do better than the stained. But a few people like the natural look. That  is my market. dave

Posted

I love the natural look except for Christmas things and then I like a painted piece.  It does not all have to be all painted, that is why I like your plaque, just the right background to say Christmas.  Love the font / fonts too.  Quirky.

 

Marg

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Great work as always Dave.  Personally I like the red one.  One thing I don't like (and I'm sure this is the pattern and not you) is the little nibs where the letter H intersects with the C and R.  They seem unnecessary and detract from the flowing curve of the C and R in my opinion.  That said, you cut them so accurately they don't look out of place just superfluous to me.

 

Rob

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