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Next month will mark one year that I bought my Dewalt scroll saw and joined this great community of people. I've made quite a few projects in that time and received very helpful, valuable information from the members here. Just wanted to thank you all very much and special thanks to "grandpa" for his time and effort putting up with me to get some beautiful patterns of our Min Pins, past & present. You all Rock!!

I bought my scroll saw about 4 years ago, joined this forum. Like you said, I learned from this great, tolerant and supportive group of people. I thank/blame them/you all for helping me learn this hobby and contributing to my addiction.

Our late dog Pippin's image was scrolled today... That's four dogs done and three more to go.. Thanks again "grandpa" for the pattern...

She wanted another white jewelry box to match the one I had already made. I have got the making of the joint box sides and steaming of the curved top down. Making and fitting the draws takes more time. I scroll the front of the draws from the front of the box before I glue it together. I use lap joints to assemble them. She did her great painting of hydrangeas. On to the next project when it gets a little cooler in the shop.

I made a little Collie, 3 1/2” for my sister who had a brilliant Collie named Heidi. She would bark once, twice, or three times on command among other things. My spunky 7 year old granddaughter broke her arm recently doing a back hand spring. The next day after getting her “psychedelic” cast on she had a dance recital and changed her cartwheel to a one handed cartwheel. She’s also playing one handed softball. My daughter, Bella made the cartwheel pattern.

Nice Charlie, I'm sure she loved that one.

That came out great Charlie.

Just finished this. 11 x 14 x 1/8 Baltic Birch ply Pattern and cutting by me.

I made this for my 10 year old grandson who has a wall in his bedroom dedicated to baseball. Of course his number is 52 and the RD is for the baseball nickname he gave himself. "Rocket D" I love watching all my grandkids play ball. I had 5 playing this year but fortunately only 3 teams. Also here is a rough pattern if anyone is interested in making one.

Nice little project. I love it.

Fancy Horse, Steve Good pattern. 3/4 "blue" pine tongue and groove wood ( although the pine is mostly brown, cut with FD Polar blades; # 2/0 for the interior cuts and #1 for the outside. 4 3/4" tall by 6 " long. I reduced the size of the pattern to fit the piece of wood, I had to use the smaller blades due to the reduction.

Came out awesome. Great job.

Those look great. Wish I knew how to do that.

The small container of mustard works for me

A good place to start would be Steve Good's website, https://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/ . He posts a daily pattern there and has a huge catalog of 1000s of other patterns, all free to download. Lots of beginner stuff, but a fair amount of intermediate to advanced patterns as well. There is also a nice library of patterns on this site as well.

Looks like a delicate project. Very well done and nice pattern too!

I made these three flowers from a 6 foot fence board and a couple of scraps for the middle. Pattern from Scrollific on Scrollers Cafe forum.

Awsone.

https://www.feinschnitt-kreativ.de/projekt/stern-ueber-betlehem/ Google image search is your friend

Original Carousel Horses are all carved from Basswood and they are painted. Some have been stripped and re-painted many times to refresh their appearance. I have never been involved in this, so I can't offer any advice, except to suggest that you should do some research into how they do it. Charley