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American indian and rock star portraits are def my favorite....but I tried something different for a change......heading back to the shop to work on the Leon Russell portrait!! BTW....it's a trivet!!

Been a stressful couple of weeks (very...), but I managed to get out into the garage enough this weekend to knock out two Steve Good patterns. These are going to a friend. Best part is, they both fit into one of those USPS pre-paid envelopes!!! ...for varying definitions of the word "fit".

Made this Winnie Dog for a customer out of 1 & 1/4" Brazilian Cherry material , I don't really think that this material was meant to be cut on the Scrollsaw - it's a breast to cut on the Scrollsaw . And food for thought for you scrollers out there if you ever do , ( I know doesn't make any since but wear gloves when cutting this material ) just handling this Brazilian Cherry in the unfinished stage you get splinters out of this world . Any comments welcomed .........

i have to many projects going at one time. here is the one i just finished.

Sono molto soddisfatto del mio primo lavoro, ho ancora molto da imparare ..

My thanks goes to Russell @Birchbark for this awesome pattern. My daughter loved it. They are my grandchildren Liam and Holly. The wood is 2.5mm Bamboo in a store bought frame. It measures 8.3" x 11.7". Thanks goes to everyone that gave the patterns a try. Marg

I used cherry, mahogany, maple, cedar, poplar and walnut.

The one I bought at menards doesn't have a cover over the magnifing glass. I had one at work with the cover on it and I took the cover off, it was just a pain. IKE

Neat !..That's thinking inside the box !

I made this portrait, Customer is in his mother shoulders many years ago, she passed away few month ago and he wanted a memory. this what I do.

Well I finally got to finish the portrait of my cousins. I want to thank Tim (Worbler) for doing this pattern for me. This was a hard pattern to do. I had to eliminate some of the detail on one of the shirts because it was to difficult to cut over 300 squares out. Also, I wasn't able to get a pattern of just my three cousins because the pic was too blurry so I had to use one with me in it also. This way they won't forget me. LOL. Thanks again Tim for all your hard work.

Made another bird plaque on a pretty piece of Canary wood with a Walnut backer.

Ray, I have used this company in the past with good results. When I built my Windsor lamp, I needed 1/8" Bubinga at least 8" wide and 10" long for the shade and he had it. I have also bought 1/8" and 1/4 BBPW. Shipping is pretty quick and prices are in line. They will also pick up the phone and talk to you if you have some special requests. http://www.woodnshop.net/index.php?p=home

Very nice scrolling Kirk! And well finished too, Thank you for posting, Bob

Great job Lew its absolutely trivet ( I mean terrific)

I think the safest bet for you as the wife is involved is to agree to disagree

Wow I love it. You did an excellent job Lew. Marg

I did do 2 Melanie Us ladies are the smart ones. Marg

That is where I buy from. Very good wood and service.

Very nice. I really enjoy working with canary wood also. It has amazing color and grain

Go away! You're hurting my self esteem. That is amazing!!

Beautiful!

Great job!!!

I have had the HF light for 2yrs now and love it!

You did great Marg..nice pattern Russell...Liam and Holly must love it.

Down Right Fantastic job Marg!!

Nice way to organize them. I too would like to know when you found them, they would work great in my shop. Thanks for sharing .

Nice cutting Marg, I do hope you stack cut this one. Len

Beautiful work!

You did a great job on that one Marg. I'm sure she loved it.

Great job on a great pattern Marge, thanks for the pic. Jeff

Well done Marg. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

Beautiful job marg. Nice choice of wood and frame also.

These will spruce up the Christmas tree plenty!

Fantastic job, all of them looks great, i love the final presentation you used to sell it.

great job

Neat !...Nice idea !

Fantastic!! Love The Unicorn.

Just finished a Charles Dearing design of a 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk. I was always impressed with the Raymond Loewy design. I had to go bigger than my EX16 just so I could drill and cut all the 300+ holes in the grill and the text. Lots of very skinny lines and holes in both directions to make it work. Stuck back all the cutouts and blue taped so I could sand the back. I was able to find the original Studebaker font thou I had to modify it to work. 1/8" BB on 1/4 BB black background. I was able to quickly cut the picture frame on my table saw miter saw sled. Several coats of lacquer. On to a '65 GTO for my next project, thanks to SSV design patterns.

Three sizable events in a row coming up and I've been stockpiling all winter so that I won't feel crunched on a week to week basis from now thru December... Here's the inventory sheet as of 10 minutes ago... 560 duplicates on hand, then add to that the 140 that I display plus the 100 kids puzzles I also put out... 800 puzzles. Holy crap. LOL

You did an outstanding job, I love it. Thanks for sharing

Like it, different but truly a keepsake. Nice work. jim penquin

What an awesome project. Love the whole idea. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

fantastic job

Looking good !

Nice work thanks for sharing

Lovely keepsake gifts. Roly

Down Right Awesome work!!!

Welcome to the village. I am also new here and found this crowd of people to be one big family. They are all willing to help out anyway they can. Don't ask, don't get an answer. So just ask