Cozy Scroll Saw Challenge

[Travis]

This year has been really hectic.  I feel like I'm always playing catch-up.  So, I was looking forward to November when I can slow down a bit and settle in.  The weather is getting colder.  I have the fire going with a nice cup of coffee.  I thought this month's scroll saw challenge could be about coziness.  It's a bit of an abstract idea since "Cozy" means different things to different people.  But I think we're up for the challenge.

Post a scroll saw project that means Cozy in your mind.  Maybe it's a trivet for your favorite tea kettle.  Napkin holders for your Thanksgiving table.  A yarn bowl made for the knitter in your life.  Maybe a scenic cutting of snow falling on the mountains or an old farm truck driving down a country road.  I'd love to see what you come up with.  When you post, tell us a little bit about it.  I love the stories that go along with the projects.

[ChelCass]

Nothing like a hot cup of coffee on a cold winter's morning.

[Travis]

This is an older project, but I made a caddy for my tea.  I kinda wanted it old farmhouse style.

 

[Roberta Moreton]

I choose a Shiela Landry design. Cut in 1/4” cherry with an 1/8” Baltic Birch backer painted black. 

[yamatetsu]

This actually doesn't mean "cozy" to me, it's a gift to my sister.

 

[Kris Martinson]

[BadBob]

This is 40 or more years old. It has been hanging on the wall everywhere we have lived since. It was made from pallet wood and one of the first things I cut on a scroll saw. I'm living this today with my grandchildren.

[jerry walters]

3 hours ago, BadBob said:

This is 40 or more years old. It has been hanging on the wall everywhere we have lived since. It was made from pallet wood and one of the first things I cut on a scroll saw. I'm living this today with my grandchildren.

I really like this.  Reminds me of some of the things my mom had hanging on the wall.  By any chance do you still have the pattern?

Jerry