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Hi all I got asked if I could build a farm this is what I came up with.

Hi I made this before many years ago and was starting to look tatty so I took it down and made another with some improvements. This version now has a vinyl roof and plastic windows and doors no more rotten wood

Hi A friend has asked me to make him this for his girlfriend to be wife.

Last year first year I tried these. All were gone in a few days to family and friends. Made some more this year. Took to my dentist office for hygienist. She took a couple and showed them to other office workers. When I left an hour later they were all gone. Other neighbors have asked my to make some more. Here is my lastest contribution. Houses are made from pine, poplar, and oak. Houses are stained with ipswich pine, golben pecan, cherry, and gunstock. Birds are made from pine, poplar, oak, zebrawood, and mahogony. All are then spayed with Rust-Oleum rattle spray can clear gloss. Hope you are not tired of seeing mini-birdhouses. Jerry

Hi I got asked to make another room plaque for a friend. The theme was Noah

My latest project - Christmas Box, size is about 4.5 x 6 x 2.5 inches, wood thickness is 1/8 inch. Pattern includes 2 variants: a) without stoppers: you can pull out the inner part of the box b) with stoppers: the length to which the inner part of the box can be pulled out is limited Video of making project Chrismas Box pattern

In my exploration of adding color to my scrollsaw projects, and trying something new, I took an actual stained glass pattern and cut it with ⅛ ply and filling it with acrylic in place of the stained glass This time I stained one side darker that the other. So what do you think? Light or dark wood? Chris

excellent work

They all look great Jerry! I make about 100 each year and they all get sold! 50 are sold to a local bird feed store and the rest I sell at a two day Christmas Boutique coming up. If any remain, I give away to friends, the mailman, ups driver and so on. Btw, I never get tired of seeing what everyone makes!

Jerry, they are excellent, RJ

Hey Everyone! In this fun scroll saw project video, we make a 3D Werewolf Portrait! This Steve Good design is cut from upcycle plywood and is my final Halloween Project of the season. Hope you all like the video as we make this iconic spooky character. Happy Halloween my friends! Stay Spooky! #ArtisanPirate

I have my first crafts show this Saturday and the next one on November 16, more stuff ready and looking forward to unload some material because my storage is pretty full. Alex Fox Christmas gnomes and Don in Brooklin hockey gnomes and I think the Charlie Brown Christmas tree is Sue Mey

That's super, RJ

Excellent, RJ

very nice

That's lovely.

Just my experience, not with your saw, but if things are slipping with the tension lever, the nylon tension lever may need replacing, they can wear out.

Hi Rich, Nicely done on both. Jerry

Nice work. Light Wood my choice!

Personally, I like the light stain better. Both are very good looking. Tom

Barn and fence - I just finished cutting this scroll saw wood-art piece today. Lots of hours in this one.

Excellent work on all, RJ

The gnomes are super cute! Jeff

Om a FB group for Intarsia they have a pattern of the month for everyone to do. October was a funky owl by Steve Shears. I did the owl but put a spin on the backer. Mounted it to a 15" round and added a quote by John Muir The letters are ½ high and ⅛ thick, and cut from Bolivian Rosewood.

terrific job

I actually had the same idea but went a slightly different route. I use acrylic sheets, they are easy to cut with my scrollsaw, and I'm at the point I'm trying actual stained glass patterns. Here is a deer I got from a coloring book I used as a trial.

I have 4 craft sales coming up. A couple Steve Good patterns. The light houses were from SSWC Magazine. Rescue cat from Scott Seifer. The cat will be donated for the group gift basket. Two of the sales are for cat rescue shelters.

Every now and then I do a project that makes me smile and I enjoy. This one has been on my list for a few years ( I worked at Disney World back in the 80's). Finally had a week free to make it. It'll go on the wall next to Donkey Kong. Chris

Velly velly nice!

Very cute. You can also make them using picket fence.

Great work Chris. The backer and quote is a great idea.

Here are the finished bird houses. Thanks to @don in brooklin on for the #6 blades. Wood is spruce (?). Finish is Danish oil, Fruit wood colour. Bird is Walnut.

@Charlie E, Great cutting on a BEAUTIFUL piece. Thanks for sharing. Rick

I used scrap pieces of Hardwood, just glued them together to get the right thickness and get rid of scraps better than using the stove

Love the bird houses. I fill with moss I got a dollar store 10 years ago and still have lots. Just finished teaching 7 new scrollers in the last 2 days compound cutting. I was fun seeing the amazement when the house and the bird popped out. One student wrote me today to say the smile has not left her face.

Well that certainly made me smile, I love it. Very well done. Marg

It's been a few weeks since I have been able to sit at the saw,, actually any of my saws! Between work and hurricanes it's been hectic. A couple of Steve Good designs that I modified. They are kind of plain and ugly looking in the daylight but they come alive in the dark. LOL I'll let my wife paint them up however she wants to make them look better in the daylight. I used some 1/8" BB ply, some nightlight kits from Amazon and some Vellum paper. Very quick projects that are actually useful. I think I'll tweak the design a little more on the Haunted House before she paints it. I've got 2 more of the nightlight kits left, I have a couple of other design ideas that I may try out.

Very nice. Marg

Just finished this Jewelry Box for one of my Grandkids. Made out of pine and Walnut. Measures 8 x 8 and 2 inches high. A Steve Good pattern.

She will love it. Great work Ralph. Marg

Sure right about coming to life in the dark!

That is some mighty fine cutting!

Felt bottom.

'don in brooklin' was referring to me. I've backed many of my scroll-sawn pieces with appropriate glass. I'm attaching photos of three of those pieces.

Beautiful work, RJ

very nice

Is that the reason for your avatar?

Very nice and they will be added to my inventory

I know a few people that that would be perfect for!! Nice cutting and fit!

Very nice, RJ