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    Family Love never ends

    Cut from 1/8 baltic birch with walnut backing. added glidder spray to the white.

    Wish to thank the pattern maker as i took a copy but forgot to write the name down.
    comments are welcome both good or bad. thanks for the look see have a good day
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    Nice cutting looks good.Jerry
    Don't worry be scrolling

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      Excellent job.

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      • #4
        Very nicely done. I really like the contrast between the White and the Black Walnut. Thanks for sharing it with us.

        DW
        Life is hard. It is even harder when you are being stupid.
        John Wayne

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