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I have been busy in the shop and with other things and have not posted most of the projects I have completed lately. I get then done and mail them off and forget to even take photos of them. I remembered to photograph this item I made that is going to the National Parks Dept., I believe in South Dakota. The person who ordered it should be receiving it today, I believe. This is a Judy Gale Robert's pattern and I got lucky as it was on sale for $5. My timing was right about that. I have not done very many intarsia pieces for awhile but I am happy with how this one came out Dick heppnerguy

At our club a couple of wood turners started to turn Soda Can Covers. They are to protect getting in bugs and wasps when outdoors or woodchips in the workshop. They started out fairly plain but they got fancier and fancier. One was even in the shape of a bowler hat and one as a poop emoji. Works for beer cans too. Then the scroller has to get involved and take it to the next level that only a scroller can to with personalized covers. Made from Maple with a died birch veneer as a backer and baked FIMO clay for the initials.

My latest - ribbon Welcome sign, project size 10,5 x 4,5 inches, 4 layers of 1/8 laminated HDF Welcome pattern Video of makinng project

I liked your pattern Frank so I took a try at it. Cut from 1/4 Maple with a 1/8BB backer using a #2 spiral blade. I made the frame from alder and stained it. I must say the painting was challenging-getting the colors in the right place on the backer was time consuming. I probably went about the hard way

Even though I haven't post anything I have been working but I have also been teaching a 19yo girl to scroll and she is loving it. Any way here are a few things I have made. They are all Sue Mey patterns. The first Christmas Bells are made from 2.5mm Bamboo, the second ones are made from 4mm pine and so are the gnomes. They are all for a Christmas in July driveway market at my daughters. Marg

Well, just for kicks, I decided to do an inventory of all the dog breeds that I take to events in puzzle form. I display 47 and have another 63 less popular breeds in a bin to show when asked. I enjoy saying "Yep, I have 100 breeds with me today." And now I can start saying 110 since I now know exactly how many I do have. With the exception of maybe 3 or 4, I have sold at least one of every one. It's worth it as I get asked at virtually every event for an unusual breed and 9 times out of 10, the person is ecstatic to see their breed and will buy it.

Thanks to @FrankEV for giving me a nudge along, I finished this tonight as a gift for the school bursar, (Karen) as she is leaving tomorrow. I like cutting things fine This is the first cube type tissue box that I made. There where lots of paper and printouts trying to get the design and dimension looking correct. It is made from 12mm pine with Jarrah trim. Has Royal Blue felt fixed to 3mm ply as a lining and backing to the cut outs.| Finished with 3 coats 30% gloss lacquer Mary and the Southern Cross is the school logo Don't know what I did to the pics this time, they came out small ?

Three things I love about scrolling: 1. Producing works of art (at least in my eyes) 2. It reinforces, sometimes painfully, that I am not perfect! 3. I forget what the third thing is ............ Scroll on, Eric. Scroll on!!!

Wolf pattern is by H. Botas Dust pattern by Sue Mey Unsure on the 3rd one

Thanks to “Beaver” who give me the plans for the case. Now I have to make two more for my other models.

My latest scroll saw pictures; made for The Farmer's House to sell at their Vintage Market in Weston, MO. Patrick Mahomes (15) and Travis Kelce (87) of the Kansas City Chiefs. The Farmer's House is a charitable organization which serves the community by providing programs that cultivate job readiness and self-sufficiency skills; community inclusion; and successful employment. Participants include individuals with autism spectrum disorders, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and other developmental and intellectual disabilities.

Bonjour à tous, I show you my latest work, I had a lot of fun doing it, until I sat on it. I let you to imagine the result. I' m angry on me but I start it again. the pattern comes from a book : Wildlife portraits in wood by Charles Dearing. Have a good day. Eric

Sheila Landry pattern, cut in 5/8" Red Oak.

Most make puzzles or leash / key racks from these patterns.. I make them into clocks.. or ornaments. As of a little over a year ago I'm no longer a pet parent.. Miss my dogs and cats but really allergic to cats and dogs bother me some too, now that the kids are kinda grown and wanting to start doing some traveling etc. we have not took on the pet parent responsibility just yet.. SO, I just make them from wood and sell them.

There's more serious a piece of broken wood,each one knows that, I laugh but next time I'll be careful Merci à tous

This was a custom order. Pattern is from Steve Good. I added the custom collar.

Here is the flower box all done with dirt and flower seeds in it.

Turn it upside down, it will become a happy face

I do like the gnomes. They have nice colors also. . A 19 year old is interested. That is amazing. I noticed that a bell has a face. Is this suppose to have a mean face ?

When I first started reading this Dale, I thought "Now here's either a tough bloke or a suicidal one" Like buying my Missus a drill for Mother's Day After noting that she also worked for the company I did breath a sigh of relief A beautiful and colourful project mate.

A Sue Mey pattern

I’m making the wife a flower box that looks like the wood box on an old Case steam engine and these are going on the ends of it. My dad was a Case tractor dealer and the wife and I both worked for Case here in Iowa. The eagle was called Old Abe. He has been the symbol for Case tractors since the beginning in the 1800s.

Bruce Dern as Asa "Long Hair" Watts from the 1972 John Wayne film, "The Cowboys." One of the meanest, back shooting baddies in the West. Love to hate him.

A busy week for some great projects. Love the wolf piece!

All nicely done, did you use stain or paint on the elephants, it looks good with those colors.

awesome job, the painting makes the job pop

Perhaps hit them with a heat gun for a bit to loosen the glue. I've done that a few times and its worked for me.

Excellent Craig. Coloring is nice but I'm really impressed with the grain in your maple.

Great job Dick! And it's always a plus if the client is happy.

I think something similar happens to all of us. I have spent several hours cutting a double stack piece today when I decided to sand some of the burrs of the back. When I flipped it over I realized some of the fragile lettering had torn out. If it had been one or two pieces I would have tried to find the pieces and repair them but there were probably half a dozen and I had already vacuumed earlier. Regardless, Eric. You cutting is great. You've come a long way in a short time!

Unusual subject. Marvelous work. Marg

Wow what a wonderful job you did. I congratulate you. Marg

Fabulous work. Hope she was happy with it. Marg

nice display of well made items. Congratulations on your successful day. thanks for posting your work and display. I enjoy seeing people getting nice results as it is rewarding to see that people value what we do and are happy to buy something they can never find in the stores. Dick heppnergu

I have really grown to liking the gnomes as so many others are too. I guess I am going to have to cut some too, before long. They are so cute. You have inspired me too Dick heppnerguy

Nice to see your work here. I bet those pieces sell really fast with the nice cutting and the colorful painting. Let us know how things went/ Dick heppnerguy

Great job! The bells make me smile!

I think you did a splendid job on this. Colorizing it from the backerboard to show through in all the right places can be a real challenge alright. Especially when some of the lines are very small and close to something that has to be a different color. It all looks so nice and you should be proud to hang this one on the front room wall for others to admire when they visit you. Dick heppnerguy

Excellent work. I did this pattern about 2 months ago, same problem, getting the color in the right places is time consuming, but well worth the effort. Chris

We do so many custom pet projects these days. I'll just post a few of our latest... And dozens more!

That sure turned around an bit you in the …. Nevermind

Nice work Marg. So much fun when you can share your passion with a young'un.

Great looking cuts and kudos for introducing a new scroller to cut!

Lovely work Marge. Good to. Hear you are teaching a young new scroller.

beautiful job

Very pretty Marg. I love the bells. The Bamboo is nice and clear, do you have any problems with it chipping. I have never used it.

Beautiful work, Marg. The ornaments are really crisp, and the gnomes seem to be a hit now days. Hope the driveway market is a success!

I had these two VW's I made quite a while ago, and decided they needed something extra to take to markets so a couple Tear Drop caravans became the order of the day. The complete unit measures about 330mm in length.

Pocket Thanks. I only brought one home and that was the ford.

Looks great, flower boxes are a great idea, especially after all the cold we've had. Chris