Pets Scroll Saw Challenge

[amazingkevin]

On 5/5/2022 at 5:03 PM, barb.j.enders said:

This was a custom order.  Pattern is from Steve Good.  I added the custom collar.

nice

 

Edited June 27, 2022 by amazingkevin

[amazingkevin]

On 5/5/2022 at 5:03 PM, barb.j.enders said:

This was a custom order.  Pattern is from Steve Good.  I added the custom collar.

I get the message,lol

[Iguanadon]

Griffin, our Pit BULL - SHIHTzu mix...

[BadBob]

Some fish refrigerator magnets.

 

[Gene Howe]

On 5/9/2022 at 7:13 AM, DickMira said:

This was done for my family physician's first grandchild, a sweet baby girl, using carved fretwork techniques.

Please explain for this novice, what is a "carved fretwork" technique?

[DickMira]

Good Morning, Gene:  Thanks for your interest in my work.  I have developed this technique for enhancing my scrollwork projects.  After the scroll is completed, I use a power carver and carve further details, usually wildlife subjects and animals.  If you wish to see more of my work, go to the User Gallery Album 3 to see more examples.  You can also check my posts in the forum to see more projects or use Google Search for Dick Miraglia.  Have a great day!   Dick

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[Gene Howe]

9 hours ago, DickMira said:

Good Morning, Gene:  Thanks for your interest in my work.  I have developed this technique for enhancing my scrollwork projects.  After the scroll is completed, I use a power carver and carve further details, usually wildlife subjects and animals.  If you wish to see more of my work, go to the User Gallery Album 3 to see more examples.  You can also check my posts in the forum to see more projects or use Google Search for Dick Miraglia.  Have a great day!   Dick

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Thank you for pointing me to your work. It's absolutely awesome! I was able to figure out your process on many pieces. But there were a few that has me stumped. Your artistry and skill with the saw in combination with the burrs is amazing. 

[DickMira]

Thanks for your kind comments.  Most of my published articles were in Creative Woodworks & Crafts and show a step by step process with the carving bits used.  Unfortunately, the magazine is not publishing anymore and old copies are hard to find.  One was published in Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts , Fox Chapel, Fall 2008, Issue 32, pg 56 and probably could be ordered from them.  You can see a preview of the tiger project by going to their website, scrollsawwoodworking.com and putting Dick Miraglia in the Search area.  The article shows step by step directions for creating a tiger portrait.  I am not sure if the back issue is still available.  By the way, you can send a message to me by just clicking the chipmunk and then hitting message which is private and more convenient.   Dick

[RoBlacK9]

[Gene Howe]

Outstanding, Robert. Elmendorf or Eielson ? 

[Melvin Burry]

These are personal portraits cut from patterns I created. The "Furry's" was a Christmas  gift for my son and his wife who have 4 pets. The 0ther two was a request from fiends.

[Melvin Burry]

These are personal portraits cut from patterns I created. The "Furry's" was a Christmas  gift for my son and his wife who have 4 pets. The 0ther two was a request from fiends.

[Melvin Burry]

Thanks

[scrollerpete]

I must have missed this one, will show some of my work