October - Scroll Saw Challenge

[Fred Kile]

This wall art is 28" tall and 18" wide and this time of year I really miss the changing colors of the trees, since I live in the Sonoran Desert

[tneilitz]

Not exactly spooky, but maple leaves remind me of autumn.  A potpourri box cut from maple and black walnut.

[jollyred]

Decided to make a Halloween lamp this year, and came up with the lamp below.  Saw where Steve Good had used a flame effect led bulb in a project and liked the idea a lot, so I got one for this project.  The flickering light from this bulb really makes the lamp interesting.

The image of the cat is downloaded from the internet.

Cut from 1/4" BB, with a frosted mylar sheet for the background.  Spray painted black.  About 6" wide and 8" high and 3" deep.

 

 

I don't know why the light from the bulb is yellow, in real life it is all pumpkin orange, like the color in the bats.  Guess using a phone to take pictures is iffy.

Tom

[Tammi201]

On 10/1/2020 at 7:46 PM, FrankEV said:

Made door hamging Pumpkins for the naeighbors on each side of me with their names in them,  Then made a "Happy Fall Y'all" sign for the front of my house. 

Very nice. Where did you get the patterns?  I would like to try it.

[ianm60]

Did this on 3mm mirrored aluminum using no5 reverse skip

[ianm60]

Made this Steve Good pattern and painted it with glow in the dark paint

[FrankEV]

19 hours ago, Tammi201 said:

Very nice. Where did you get the patterns?  I would like to try it.

The "Pumkins" are cut from 1/2 X !2 X 12 Sanded Ply from patterns purchased from https://theholzbrothers.com/ ($3.79/downloadable).  You can get any name of letter you want.  Painted with rattel can orange and acrylic green for the stem.

The "Happy Fall Y'All" is a Steve Good  pattern.  He gives you a small and a large pattern.  I did the large approximately 12 X 11.  I used 1/4 BB for the cut and afixed to 1/2" sanded ply backer painted dark brown.  The Leaves were painted with acrylic craft paint.  Applied a multi coats of polyurethane  to make it suitable for outdoor use. 

[Badgerboy]

Little porch decorations cut on the scrollsaw. Allow me to introduce you to (L to R): Scaredy-cat, Shuby, Boo, Uncle Joe, Plumpkin Pie, and Gourdon. 

[Charlie E]

If you haven't checked out my post lately, The Return of Skelly-Bob, in the Coffee House forum, go take a look. I set up a skeleton scene in my 6 year old grandson's yard each day when he is at school. I update with a new picture each day I change the scene. I should have 5 new scenes next week. 

[Fred Buehler]

Need some help for colors of Christmas ornaments'. Scrolled the Steve Good patterns, now wife says they need some color kids like colors..

So i could use some advise.

[Jim McDonald]

1 hour ago, Fred Buehler said:

Need some help for colors of Christmas ornaments'. Scrolled the Steve Good patterns, now wife says they need some color kids like colors..

So i could use some advise.

There are several ways to go: stains like Unicorn Spit, acrylic paints from any craft section [Hobby Lobby,  Walmart, JoAnn Fabric, Michael's, etc.]

Of course, you could go with enamel like model paints-depending on the area to be covered.