Still learning

[GrampaJim]

A while back, when I first started (attempted) Intarsia, I wanted to learn all "how to."  Watched Youtube vids, bought and studied the books, and practiced a bunch.  It would be great to take a class from one of the experts, but it is not a possibility for me.  The biggest challenge was sanding and contouring.  I found Judy Gail Roberts has a DVD on contouring Intarsia.  

As I was ordering it, I saw another DVD she has on Scroll Sawing for Accuracy.  I don't spend cash easily (I have a hard time throwing out used bladed).  I ordered that one too, and I am glad I did.  I have been scrolling for 6-8 years and learned a lot.  I highly recommend it to newbee's.  If you are thinking of trying Intarsia get both!  Have I arrived, not even close, but these two have made me better. 

[Sycamore67]

I am always learning.....

[wombatie]

6 hours ago, GrampaJim said:

A while back, when I first started (attempted) Intarsia, I wanted to learn all "how to."  Watched Youtube vids, bought and studied the books, and practiced a bunch.  It would be great to take a class from one of the experts, but it is not a possibility for me.  The biggest challenge was sanding and contouring.  I found Judy Gail Roberts has a DVD on contouring Intarsia.  

As I was ordering it, I saw another DVD she has on Scroll Sawing for Accuracy.  I don't spend cash easily (I have a hard time throwing out used bladed).  I ordered that one too, and I am glad I did.  I have been scrolling for 6-8 years and learned a lot.  I highly recommend it to newbee's.  If you are thinking of trying Intarsia get both!  Have I arrived, not even close, but these two have made me better. 

Where did you get them from Jim?  My husband is interested in starting to do Intarsia.

Marg

It's OK I found them.

Edited June 15, 2019 by wombatie

[teachnlearn]

12 hours ago, wombatie said:

Where did you get them from Jim?  My husband is interested in starting to do Intarsia.

Marg

It's OK I found them.

https://intarsia.com/collections/dvds

RJF