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I ran across an Judy Gale Roberts intarsia pattern that I purchased some time ago and never got around to making it so I decided I would give it a try. I decided as I was cutting it, to put it into a frame with a painted backer board.I showed it to my neighbor as i was part way through the project and he suggested that I place a bead into the center of the eye instead of a dowel. I liked that idea and did that. I liked the results of it right away. Also I was wishing I had a Wonder Wheel so I could emphasize the hair in the lions mane. I decided to give my Dremel tool a try and see what I might be able to do it using it. It worked pretty well and I am happy with the results from it too. So overall I like the finished project fairly well. Still struggle with gluing and finishing my intarsia projects but a little happier than I normally am. Dick heppnerguy

#8 in my series of Norman Rockwell baseball themed puzzles. Overall 8”x10”. Puzzle 7”x7”, 81 pieces

Greetings to All.... Was in need of a Pattern the other day, so ventued into good Ole GOOGLE .... IMAGE.... Brother is a Harley person, so the Loge caught my attention. Ran across this one that I have Never Seen Before. Kind of did Excite me some, so off and away I went. Any Pro and As Always Con Comments are Always Welcome.............................Just me .... Danny :+} P.S. A Very Good Canadian Friend introduced me to cutting out Everything and painting and then....Gluing each piece back in its place. Wonder what its called? :+}

Olivia Newton John and John Travolta as Sandy and Danny.

Whenever I cut, what I call a "positive" pattern, I will cut all the individual pieces out of a full sheet. I drill blade holes near each individual pieces so the cut out pieces can be located on the backer using the full sheet which is exactly the same size and shape of the backer. The loose pieces can be painted or stained individualy and then using the cut panel glued pecisely in place. Works like a charm.

The other rose, can't stand waste so I try to use everything. 6inch round plaque, clear pine, 1/2 inch thick. Food coloring for the dyes, FD Polar #1 blades.

My latest cut is the Russ Beard Leopard, this is my fifth cut, it took me about between 40-50 hours to cut, to time is not an issue. The pattern was cut on a highly modified Marlet Scroll Saw (your Wen) using 1/4” Prime Ply Grade B/BB. Used approximately 4 Doz Niqua #1 & 2 Blades ( not much choice where I live). Finished with Rustins Danish Oil, then two coats Medium Oak wood stain, and the a final coat of clear Matt varnish. The frame is going to be pine if I can find straight pieces most of our pine looks like gem clips, once the frame is made I want to burn it with a blow torch and brush it with a wire brush until I’ve got a true rustic Africa feel to it and apply sanding sealer and some Gloss Clear Varnish.

This is such an awesome pattern. Thanks Charlie E.

Finished this today, cut from 1/4BB with a 1/8BB backer. I made the frame from poplar and stained it. No more large projects for a while!

There is also a site that will stencify any font. I haven't used it myself, but it looks neat. https://stencilfy.herokuapp.com/

Fabulous, very life like. Marg

Talk about glue, my friend just had surgery and instead of stitches they glued it, RJ

I saw this on a social media Ad the other day, I felt compelled to make it today, I just hand drew it out on the wood & cut it out....then did a little shaping......now I will have to make a shelf for it..... American heritage & red mahogany stains....simple powerful piece. God Bless

Easter chicken is a Steve good pattern,and the eggs are popular.

Beautiful work, RJ

Really sweet, a very unique script!

Wow! Is a Eye Catcher Immediately.... Outstanding job of cutting. Yes these two were among my Favorites way back yonder. :+}

Danny: The method is called Poor Man's Inlay - works great for painted pieces as we can all see

great job

great job

Great job... I think i was in Love with Olivia when i was young! Great pattern and terrific cutting

That didn't take long. That pattern just came out on the forum just a few days ago. You did a great job.

That is fabulous Danny, you did a terrific job cutting and painting. Marg

Excellent work. Love it. Marg

Just a shawl pin

I’m with Joe , WOW! May I add Far out! How big is your piece? Whose pattern?

In a word - WOW!

It is called "A lot of Work", but it looks great. Cutting is very well done, especially the Script. I too, am a Harley guy. I made the basic logo many moons ago, but never saw this version. I like it a lot and I know your Brother will also. Was it a SS pattern or did you create the pattern from an Image.

Follow this link and it may help you out. https://www.stevedgood.com/stencil/

Stevie Ray Vaughan used CA on his fingers

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

Well done, Smitty, The Steve Good pattern mentioned can be found here Scroll Saw Workshop Catalog (stevedgood.com) entitled Resurrection Scene. God Bless! Spirithorse

This was my take on the Steve Good pattern. Sent it to my sister.

I cut this out of red cedar and poplar. I used the cedar because the knot was the perfect size for the stone! Because of the grain direction, the crosses are fragile.

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