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    portrait pattern

    how does one make a pattern of a portrait? If fancy art programs are needed, would it be possible for someone with the proper tools to make me a pattern if i send the pic?

    Thanks

    Dave
    Last edited by leozdad; 01-19-2012, 04:44 PM.
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  • #2
    Here is my take on the first one. Hope it helps.
    Don R
    PS Welcome to the group
    http://www.oldcrowwoodcrafts.weebly.com
    http://www.oldcrowscrollwerks.weebly.com
    Custom Made Scroll Saw Patterns

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    • #3
      Here is the second one.
      Don R
      http://www.oldcrowwoodcrafts.weebly.com
      http://www.oldcrowscrollwerks.weebly.com
      Custom Made Scroll Saw Patterns

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      • #4
        Don R Thank you so very much, they look great. Ill post a pic when it happens.

        Thanks again

        Dave

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        • #5
          Don R has the touch for sure ...........
          Usually busier than a cat in a sandbox !!!!!!!!!!! MB { Dewalt 788 only }

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          • #6
            Dave...Here is another choice for you. Nice pattern Don...Ron
            Ron

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            • #7
              Dave...Here's #2
              Ron

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