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  1. I made the pattern for this from a painting that I found online. The original artist was not credited. It's 8 x 10 x 1/8 inch Baltic Birch plywood. Cut with Pegas #1, 2 and 0 spirals.
  2. I cut these two pieces recently. I made the patterns from some art I found online.
  3. I cut this wood art portrait of Randolph Scott on my scroll saw at the request of a Facebook fan club member.
  4. I like the wood grain in both sides of this one. I will probably display the one on the bottom.
  5. This pattern was inspired by a photo from Jess R Lee.
  6. From one of my favorite movies.
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