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    Slotted Ornaments

    Every year my company adopts several families that need help. Employees are asked to open their hearts and wallets to help. I usually make a bunch of ornaments and donate the proceeds to the cause. The ornaments are usually simple one dimentional fretwork.

    This year I decided to try something a little different.So I tried my hand at slotted ornament. the largest is only 3" high.I still have another 5 different patterns to cut.
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    Mike

    Craftsman 16" VS, Puros Indios and Sam Adams!
    Scrollin' since Jun/2006

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    http://scrollcrafters.com (reciprocal links welcomed)
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  • #2
    I commend you on devoting your time and resources to the project.
    Nice work there too!
    God Bless! Spirithorse

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    • #3
      Top notch donation Mike, as JohnB would say "good on ya".
      Gloria ............... Two memorable things to say in life, "Hello" for the first time, and "Good-bye" for the last.

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      • #4
        Way to go and open your heart for those families in need at this very stressfull time of the year, they are very nicely done.
        Dan

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        • #5
          cool, great work!
          Dale w/ yella saws

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          • #6
            They look great and mighty fine gesture on your part too.
            Tony

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            • #7
              Awesome job Mike.
              Linda

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