Angels

[Jim Finn]

I have been making angel ornaments this past week.   Cut  using pine on my scroll saw.  Halos are drilled out 3/4" wheels. I now need to loop 10" long ribbons through the halos to form a hanger on each.

[rjR]

#1.  Very nice

 

#2. I really HOPE you have sales for these or you will be crowed out of your own house!

[Wichman]

Someones been busy, very very busy.

Nice work.

 

[trackman]

I will ask, what is your plans for them?

[spirithorse]

Nice work, Jim,

Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[Rockytime]

I am impressed! I recently tried compound cutting. I had a pattern of an angel that had wings but not the pattern of her wings. The angel came out OK but she is without wings. Would love to have another pattern.

[wombatie]

Quite a production line.   Great work Jim.

Marg

[JimErn]

Wow, nice cutting and my hat is off to you, doing each of those would drive me nuts, repetitive cutting is not my thing

[daveww1]

you sure have been busy

[Loskoppie]

Lots of work but great.

[Jim Finn]

Thanks for the kind comments.  I offer these for sale but have sold few.  Whatever i do not sell I give to local hospitals.  They give them to small children for something comforting  to hold during their stay.  The pattern I use is one from a magazine at I have modified a bit to make it more robust for the kids to handel.

 

 

Edited July 31, 2019 by Jim Finn

[Rockytime]

Many thanks for posting the pattern. i won't cut a hundred but will cut a couple.

[John B]

Super stuff Jim.
Love the use of wheels for the halos

[amazingkevin]

 

I'm a dirty blue collar industrial worker,so production work ,works for me.very heart warming projects you do.