I'm calling it done!

[jimmyG]

Another SG pattern finished...
Didn't want to add any wood to the back for a hanger and take away from the clean lines.  Couldn't be free standing since it was front heavy.
So, I glued black felt to the back (Glue stick) found the easel back of an old picture frame, cut it to fit the back and used double stick tape to mount it.
Not unique or high tech but it is what it is...

[barb.j.enders]

Very nice.  

[Scrappile]

I am calling it, looking great!

[daveww1]

nice job

[rjweb]

Very nicely done, RJ

[Ron Johnson]

That is unique Jimmy. Well done. 

[Denny Knappen]

Sure looks done to me.  Mighty fine cutting.

[heppnerguy]

a fun project. Should bring quite a lot of fun comments as your guests view it.

Dick

heppnerguy

[keefie]

beautiful work, looks great and very nicely cut too. I also like your idea of using black felt for a backer.

[bobscroll]

Lovely nice piece of scrolling! Thank you for posting, Bob

[Joe W.]

You nailed it!
I've cut that one also and used a green piece of felt as a backer for contrast.
 

[jimmyG]

50 minutes ago, Joe W. said:

You nailed it!
I've cut that one also and used a green piece of felt as a backer for contrast.
 

I saw the green option in SG's pattern posting but couldn't decide on a color. I had different color construction paper but it wasn't vivid enough. I ended up just using my go to rigid black felt. Should have spent more time cleaning up those inside corners of the honeycomb which took some time to cut using 3/4" basswood. This design had so many different possibilities to try out.  One day I'm going to learn how to use resins. I had this vision of filling the honeycomb with yellow resin and amber in the bee's interior cut outs. So many different things to learn with so little time....