A little more about me.

[AlRosenberger]

I am from Quakertown Pa. (north of Philadelphia). I like to walk especially in the woods. I have a real, lifetime, interest in Gettysburg. I am retired from metal working. I bought my first, entry level scroll saw about 5 weeks ago and have enjoyed it so much that I want to learn all I can. I join Scroll Saw village because in order learn you have to surround yourself with the best. Everyone has been so kind and so very helpful I know I made a great choice joining.

 

[barb.j.enders]

Welcome from Winnipeg (MB, Canada)

[Blaughn]

Welcome to the Village from Minnesota.

Bruce

[jerry walters]

Al, welcome to the Village from Colorado. People here are willing to help with any and all questions you have.

Jerry

[Hawk]

Welcome Al, Central Michigan here, and you're right, the folks here are very friendly and helpful, they've gotten me out a jam more than once.  The help here is priceless.

 

Chris

[Joe W.]

Welcome from Dover, DE.
This place is the cats meow.
It is priceless - I estimate it has cut my mistake rate in half since I joined.

[Denny Knappen]

Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.

[MarieC]

Al, Welcome to the village from Eastern Washington!  This is a great place to learn and make wonderful friends 

[AlRosenberger]

Thank you, Marie. I am really glad I found this group. I am so new to scrolling and having people with experience to help you out is wonderful. 

[Phantom Scroller]

A big WELCOME from me. Roly

[heppnerguy]

A big welcome from Southern Arizona. Ask anything you wish about scrolling and you will get your answers, most likely from several individuals. Also the more you post or reply to other's posts the sooner  you will find out we are like a big world wide family and you will realize shortly that  you too are related to everyone else here, or at least it will feel that way.

Dick

heppnerguy

[AlRosenberger]

This group of people are really wonderful. I have asked a few questions and I received the most cordial response. I am so glad I found this group.

[Gene Howe]

Welcome, Al.

[AlRosenberger]

Thanks, Gene. This seems to be a great group. I am so very glad I found it.

If you ever come across an easy pattern of a Collie, please let me know about it. I am just learning scroll sawing about 4 or 5 weeks into it so the patterns that I have been working on have been easy. However, I am trying to get harder patterns each time I start something new.

Thanks for the welcome.

[Gene Howe]

1 minute ago, AlRosenberger said:

Thanks, Gene. This seems to be a great group. I am so very glad I found it.

If you ever come across an easy pattern of a Collie, please let me know about it. I am just learning scroll sawing about 4 or 5 weeks into it so the patterns that I have been working on have been easy. However, I am trying to get harder patterns each time I start something new.

Thanks for the welcome.

I've seen some on this forum. So, there's patterns out there. You might try searching the pattern section of this forum.

[wombatie]

Welcome to the Village from Australia.

Marg 

[jpburcham]

One more Welcome from Colorado!

Scrolling is a wonderful hobby. 

Joe

[AlRosenberger]

It truly is a great hobby. I can`t believe that at my age I would come across a hobby that I can work on all day long. I just started a few weeks ago but I really like to work on my projects. This group is a wonderful find! 

[Richard Hotchkiss]

Welcome to the forum from Ashland, VA.  Everyone on here is very helpful and friendly.

[meflick]

Another Tennessee welcome to the Village. If you haven’t already, be sure to check out Steve Good’s blog posts. He posts a free scrolling pattern almost every day. He has lots of good information for scrollers of all levels but especially beginners so be sure to look back through his older posts. 
https://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com