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This is a photo of my first attempt at serious scrolling. It's not super, and I know I need to work on my straight lines, but I'm proud of it.
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Hey Keith,
I recognize that pattern <grin>
Nice work!!!!!
Bob -
Keith you did real good -- Hang on to that piece and look back on it ftom time to time and watch yourself grow...
SharonComment
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Originally posted by BobD
Yeah, I love the Celtic designs and I saw that trivet....
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Very Nice job. and i think your straight lines, look better than my straight lines. good ging. your new friend EvieComment
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Nice job Keith!
BIllDelta P-20Comment
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Way to go, Keith!! Looks great. Keep up the good work and thanks for showing us!
Tim"All it Takes For the Forces of EVIL to Rule Is For Enough GOOD People To DO NOTHING!"
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Looks good to me too!! Next???
BillBill
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Nice work,
But then, at my stage anything is nice work
Nah...
I'm old enough to have "some" taste: It really is nice :-)
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Good job-I am finally just getting started on my first piece. Saw that pattern and thought wow-you are brave for starting with that one. Looks really good.
CarrieComment
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Wonderful job!.
You should be proud of it.
As for the comment on the lines.
Often we are our own worst critic.
The up side of this is it makes us better sawyers.
You are doing far better than I did on my first project!CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ"proud member of the best scroll sawing forum on the net."Ryobi SC180VS scroll saw EX21Comment
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very nice :-)
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That's really nice. Where did you get the pattern?MinotBob
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It was in a recent issue of Scrollsaw Workshop. oddly enough, on the left side of the screen is a place to get all those back issues youve missed, as well as subscribe so you dont miss any cool things! dale (I hope that wasnt too commercial for Bob, or he will edit it! )
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The Celtic Knotwork Trivet pictured earlier appeared in the Spring 2006 issue (#22) of Scroll Saw Workbook. You can request a free trial of this wonderful magazine at http://www.foxchapelpublishing.com/c...lTrialForm.cfm. Hurry now before the Summer issue goes to print and you can't get it without paying for the back order.
I really need to find the cash to order all those back issues and pay for my subscription.
I recieved no compensation for this shameless plug.Sawdust King
If there is one thing I can make perfect every time it is sawdust.
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