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Curved Lid Box and Hot Air Ballon Puzzles


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Well, I know I haven't posted many projects lately.  Sometimes I hate the work to get it done to share! 😉  Plus, while I have done a few things - I haven't done a lot for various reasons.  I did recently really  like the curved lid box that Steve Good shared on his blog a few days ago.  You can find it on his site here: http://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/2020/06/curved-lid-box.html;  On his pattern, he used a lotus flower I believe, but I decided to use the butterfly in honor of my mother's love for them since this week would have been her 82nd birthday. We unfortunately lost her 4 years ago to Alzheimer's. I wanted a simple butterfly design so did a google search for a simple butterfly silhouette image.  The box body is cherry, top of lid is maple, and inside of butterfly is purple heart. I have not completely finished the box. I had just finished sanding it and wiping it down with MS and thought I better go get a picture! 😊 So, while I was going to take the picture of my box, I figured I would take a picture of the hot air ballon puzzles that I did a while back as well.

The hot air ballon puzzles were designed by Sarah Lyn Chamberlain.  The Orange and white one was published in the Summer, 2020, Issue 79 of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine.  It is the one with the tree frog Intarsia on the front cover found here: https://www.foxchapelpublishing.com/scroll-saw-woodworking-crafts-issue-79-summer-2020.html - Besides the pattern they put in the magazine, - they provided the second puzzle as a free download from their website which can be found here: https://1.shortstack.com/0tCJnG - They were cut from poplar wood and then painted full strength with Unicorn Spit paints.  I thought they needed some bright colors as most hot air balloons do. 😊 The orange and white was in honor of my beloved hometown TN Vols and my daughter, who was here quarantine at the time, picked the colors for the other one. 😬

Just wanted you all to know that I am still scrolling some. 😉

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On 6/27/2020 at 5:26 PM, meflick said:

Well, I know I haven't posted many projects lately.  Sometimes I hate the work to get it done to share! 😉  Plus, while I have done a few things - I haven't done a lot for various reasons.  I did recently really  like the curved lid box that Steve Good shared on his blog a few days ago.  You can find it on his site here: http://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/2020/06/curved-lid-box.html;  On his pattern, he used a lotus flower I believe, but I decided to use the butterfly in honor of my mother's love for them since this week would have been her 82nd birthday. We unfortunately lost her 4 years ago to Alzheimer's. I wanted a simple butterfly design so did a google search for a simple butterfly silhouette image.  The box body is cherry, top of lid is maple, and inside of butterfly is purple heart. I have not completely finished the box. I had just finished sanding it and wiping it down with MS and thought I better go get a picture! 😊 So, while I was going to take the picture of my box, I figured I would take a picture of the hot air ballon puzzles that I did a while back as well.

The hot air ballon puzzles were designed by Sarah Lyn Chamberlain.  The Orange and white one was published in the Summer, 2020, Issue 79 of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine.  It is the one with the tree frog Intarsia on the front cover found here: https://www.foxchapelpublishing.com/scroll-saw-woodworking-crafts-issue-79-summer-2020.html - Besides the pattern they put in the magazine, - they provided the second puzzle as a free download from their website which can be found here: https://1.shortstack.com/0tCJnG - They were cut from poplar wood and then painted full strength with Unicorn Spit paints.  I thought they needed some bright colors as most hot air balloons do. 😊 The orange and white was in honor of my beloved hometown TN Vols and my daughter, who was here quarantine at the time, picked the colors for the other one. 😬

Just wanted you all to know that I am still scrolling some. 😉

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