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  1. barb.j.enders
    I was given some beeswax from a friend so one of these gnomes is a thank you gift. They are cut from various thickness of bb ply. One of the beehives I did veining and the other one I created a groove and then shaded it. Pattern purchased from Whimsical Inklings in Design Bundles. Acrylic paint and then a couple coats of shellac.
  2. barb.j.enders
    Just having fun in the shop. Cut from MDF baseboard.
  3. Phantom Scroller
    These were made from 1/4" oak a pattern from Gayle in the scroller cafe. Roly
  4. JAC1961
    Never get as much done around Christmas time as I'd like to. I did get these done for a family gift exchange. I picked the patterns up on Etsy, I believe that they're for silhouette/cricut. Cut from 1/2" sassafras or 1/4" red oak, each about 4" long.

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