Lucky Scroll Saw Challenge

[Travis]

Not sure about other places, but in the US, we celebrate St. Patrick's Day (March 17th) to celebrate our Irish heritage.  It's mostly an excuse to drink green beer and eat boiled meats.  I thought it might be fun to do a scroll saw challenge around "The Luck Of The Irish."  This one is pretty open to interpretation.  You can do a St. Paddies day theme, something Irish or Celtic themed, luck, green, etc.  It'll be fun to see what you come up with.  

 

[RabidAlien]

Been a few since I've done any Celtic knotwork, but here's a couple from not too long ago.

[Jim Blume]

Thanks for the reminder. Been busy doing Easter projects and forgot all about St. Patrick's Day.

Here are a couple of patterns that may be useful. Funny how there are so many variations as to what folks believe Leprechauns to be like. By the way, the second pattern is titled "Who ate my Lucky Charms?" 

Be well all.

[Dave Monk]

Commissioned box from a good client. Maple and nogal. 

[rjweb]

Wow Dave a beautiful piece, RJ 

[ChelCass]

A couple of non scrollsaw projects.

[RabidAlien]

2 hours ago, ChelCass said:

A couple of non scrollsaw projects.

 

 

My first thought was "ZZ Top did a Celtic album?" 

[Travis]

I did this one a few years back.

 

Here's the pattern for those interested.

 

 

[wombatie]

Just thought I would say " Happy St. Paddy's Day" to you today. 

Marg

[Leonard McCarthy]

Sorry I missed this one. I hope you all had a wonderful Saint Patrick's Day. Love from Eire 

 

[OCtoolguy]

On 3/6/2022 at 4:48 PM, Dave Monk said:

Commissioned box from a good client. Maple and nogal. 

Dave you humble me!

[Hawk]

This pattern is from the Spring 2022 (issue 86) of Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts. A pattern by Clayton Meyers. It's cut from curly maple with an epoxy pour. I'm stoll on a learning curve with the epoxy,  but I learn something each time I try.

Chris