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  1. My latest work, inspired by a deepening relationship with our Savior.
  2. Here are some of my recent Christian cuttings depicting important events in the life of Jesus. Baptism; Behold the Lamb of God; Last Supper (backlit); Temptation by Satan
  3. This pattern has been around since at least Spring 2007 when Santomarco Enzo showed his version in SSWC magazine. Another designer named HONEY also had a version, I've always liked the pattern and the theme and I finally cut one just for myself today. My wife cut the crucifix on her vinyl cutter for me. I did cut one on the scrollsaw as an over-lay but, preferred the thin vinyl better. God Bless! Spirithorse
  4. I made these for Easter. The first one is backlit with LED lights.
  5. Greetings, Two done and I plan on making two more. The pattern is from BerryBasket but, I modified it from the Catholic version with our debts to the Protestant version with our trespasses. I also had to modify the sides due to the added lines of text required. Approximately 35 hours total but, that includes gluing up patterns for the framework of the next two. I already have all the wording cut. All 1/4" Baltic Birch cut with an 18" Craftsman scrollsaw. Embellishments stained Colonial Maple and the backer stained Early American. Approximately 22"W x 28"L. God Bless! Spirithorse
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