Deer and Frog

[Dan]

This mornings play time. 

 

 

[Scrappile]

This whole forum is becoming "The Puzzle Factory"!  Going to be Scott's legacy.   We really need to thank him for it.  They are fun and relaxing to cut.  Really nice job cutting those two. 

Do people know that Travis also has scroll saw patterns?  Least I think he does or use to.  He is so quiet about it.  Maybe I just dreamed that..

Edited January 1, 2018 by Scrappile

[GPscroller]

Both nicely done.

Jeff

[amazingkevin]

9 hours ago, Scrappile said:

This whole forum is becoming "The Puzzle Factory"!  Going to be Scott's legacy.   We really need to thank him for it.  They are fun and relaxing to cut.  Really nice job cutting those two. 

Do people know that Travis also has scroll saw patterns?  Least I think he does or use to.  He is so quiet about it.  Maybe I just dreamed that..

Ah yes i did the Cadillac pattern he made and next to nobody commented on it .The grill was en nerving ,i bough one in arizona for $150 from a school teacher in 1976 in phoenix when i worked at the kon tiki hotel as a bell hop!

Edited January 2, 2018 by amazingkevin

[rjR]

Both puzzles are nice.

A.K.  --- I do think you did a great job on the Caddy too!

A.K. I think if I tried to do that Caddy; I would have used my needle files on the grill and not tried to cut it with a scrollsaw.

[WayneG]

seems I am one of the only people not cutting puzzles, I love the detail in the bottom part of the puzzle. 

 

Kevin that is some great detail there in the grill

[wombatie]

Great work Dan.  Well done.

Marg

[DWSUDEKUM]

Great puzzles.. Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

 

DW

[lawson56]

Wonderful job on bothI lean toward the Deer.And I have cut a few of Travis,s patterns.

[newfie]

Nice cutting Dan thanks for sharing 

[daveww1]

fantastic job

[Lucky2]

Nicely done Dan, who are they for?

Len

[Dan]

6 hours ago, Lucky2 said:

Nicely done Dan, who are they for?

Len

A local park's nature center has an activity room for kids. They have other item and this fits right in with their theme of local animals. I'll probably take them there next week. 

[kmmcrafts]

Nice work on both the puzzles and that Caddy... 

I too will be doing a few puzzles soon.. but I first have a lot of clock inventory I'd like to build up first.. also have some portrait work I'd like to do..

[Iguanadon]

On 1/1/2018 at 11:32 AM, Scrappile said:

This whole forum is becoming "The Puzzle Factory"!  Going to be Scott's legacy.   We really need to thank him for it.  They are fun and relaxing to cut.  Really nice job cutting those two. 

Do people know that Travis also has scroll saw patterns?  Least I think he does or use to.  He is so quiet about it.  Maybe I just dreamed that..

While the world focuses on Trump, North Korea, Iran... I'm quietly taking over the world one puzzle and puzzle cutter at a time!!!!  

And I couldn't agree more, I find cutting them to be very relaxing and enjoyable and having a finished product in under an hour just feels good.  And they're just so darned cute.  LOL

[Dan]

On 1/1/2018 at 11:32 AM, Scrappile said:

This whole forum is becoming "The Puzzle Factory"!  Going to be Scott's legacy.   We really need to thank him for it.  They are fun and relaxing to cut.  Really nice job cutting those two. 

Do people know that Travis also has scroll saw patterns?  Least I think he does or use to.  He is so quiet about it.  Maybe I just dreamed that..

It looks like Scott lit the fire for many of us. But, let's not forget Jim Sweet and his Woodimals. He got me started over 10 years ago with his Moose puzzle. And Dave and Judy Peterson have several puzzle books with instructions to help get started. So thanks to all puzzleheads for an addictive hobby. 

[Brianr24]

Great job Dan !

And the nature center for kids sounds like a perfect place to donate them.