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This is another Jim Blume pattern I previously cut and has become one of my best sellers. This was one of a double stack using the new type of wood (Blonde) at my local box store. The piece is 11X14 with my typical finish of Natural stain with a black backer followed by 4-coats of Polyacrylic. Frame was made using framing material. While this wood is not as pretty as Maple or Birch, I haven't had any problems with it delaminating as I have had with the "premium" wood. Thanks, Jim, for another beautiful pattern.

I will be heading to Toronto at the end of the month for a family event. Perfect opportunity to get the Christmas gifts ready to take (instead of shipping). Toy car is Cherry with Maple bumpers - pattern from here. Tic Tac Toe is bb ply with maple covers. Original pattern from Al Baggetta. Added the box cover myself. Segmented snowman pattern from Steve Good. These are for my nieces & nephew so I asked them their favourite colours. Scarves are done in those. It was kinda surprising that 3 of the 4 liked the same colours. These are painted with craft paints. Buttons also painted, because I didn't have any small black ones. Everything is finished with Walrus Oil.

Sister #2 gets the golf thingie posted earlier.

I made this Jim Blume pattern dragon for my grandson. Backlit with LED strip lights.

Kevin responded to me on Facebook. He has been suffering from COVID. He had it 3 times. Not doing too well walking now, and in a lot of pain. He had his cell phone go bad and lost passwords and access to many groups as a result of it. Give him a shout on Facebook and I'm sure that he will happily return a message to you. I think he could use the friendship right now. If anyone can help him regain access to www.scrollsawvillage.com I think he would be very thankful. Charley

Finally got a couple of projects finished. The Serenity Prayer is for my wife, since I sold the first one. The Lighthouse was made and sold for a couple to give to their Pastor.

My wife and I have been volunteers and fosters for Min Pins for over twenty years and adopted seven of our own. The breed must not be popular enough to include them when it comes to pictures or patterns I could print. I took a picture and messed around with it turning it into B&W, and resized it and wasted a bunch of printer ink and paper until I was satisfied with the size. I wanted to make a light switch plate topper and I spent more time making a pattern than actually scrolling it. For what it's worth, here is what I came up with.

That is a great picture. Well done.

Well done.

My last projects have been Christmas ornaments

Beautiful craftsmanship, excellent cutting, RJ

I am having a problem with starting projects but not getting them finished. Has something to do with my age. But I did finish this one after I had started three other things.

Jimmy, young and old. Left us a treasure chest of great music!

I Hope that it's ok to post a video like this here Hey Everyone! In this fun video I tell you all about the wonderful time I had at the 7th Anniversary of the Klingspor Woodworking Shop of Cary, NC this past Saturday! Coleman and the crew really knock these events out of the park and I always love being a part of them! This video documents the day and trip through my eyes and I hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate

Last year I made 2 versions of this recognition award. I posted 1 version already. The 2nd was delivered a few months later. I did not want to post the "jwk" version before giving it to the guy. This was based on company symbols. The original company logo was a light bulb with the filiament showing "iW" signifing iwatt. 2 companies bought us, the 2nd company started with a big R. So the wood award shows that these 2 guys came from iWatt and still work at the big R company. The 1st pic varied the filiament to the workers initials "jwk". The 3rd pic show a zoom in of the silicon wafer that I cut down. to 44mm. Wood is purple heart and yellow heart.

Very well done Gene

Very beautiful pattern and nicely cut and framed.

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Excellent job, RJ

Two Great Artists - The musician and the pattern maker

terrific job

You did a nice job. Very nice capture of bonding buddies. Some of those hairlines look pretty long and fragile. The bridal chain loops also look scary to cut. My chiropractor "John Red Eagle" adjusts horses and people. Both him and his daughter "River" rides in rodeos. She would love this.

Fantastic cutting. A fitting rememberance for a great artist.

Both look great! Nice job.

Excellent work, RJ

Beautiful work Charlie, RJ

Charlie, I enjoy the photography part just as much as the cutting.

Anyone that knows me knows I am the CEO in my house and my wife is afraid to criticize anything I do. Anyone need a Brooklyn Bridge.

Sorry, I got so excited seeing a silhouette of a pinscher, I forgot to say you did a great job on it!

Here is a stand that I made for my new guitar. Had to make it nice since it is by far the finest guitar that I myself own.

very nice work

excellent job

They are both beautiful! Your cutting is spot on. The colors all work great together. Photography is stellar too. Excellent!!!

Finally got all those letters cut and some of the art work. As I said before, I am slow. Plus, about an hour at a time is all I can handle. Should have all the cutting done today. Then some sanding and the finish. With the golf thingie for one sister and this sign for the other one, Christmas gifts for my sisters are done for this year. Now, on to toys for some kiddies. No scrolling for the toys.

Fabulous, both of them. Marg

Everything comes with practice, even patterns. Looks good. Marg

You nailed them both Tbow.

I don’t know if this counts as a ‘latest scroll saw project’; but it is a project and it is for my scroll saw. it’s a below-the-table dust pickup for my Hegner VS22. All those Seyco, Excalibur, and Jet saws with the through the table pickups had me jealous, so I’m correcting it. i e to drill the hole through the dust port, and then hot glue it under the table. There’s a pair of strengthening ribs under it this will fit between. Then an adapter for my loc-line pipe and I get to try it out. Hopefully it won’t be in the way too much. If I don’t like it I can easily cut the hot glue loose and put it comes. it’s made from PVC pipe heated and flattened/shaped as needed. No scroll saw was used, however. All hand saws, chisels, heat gun, etc. if not allowed feel free to delete post!

Very good cutting.

Very nice. I also like your framework

both very well done!

Great cutting!

Ditto, what Paul said. And a big thanks to Brett @Oges for some Aussie patterns, love them. Marg