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This is the finished beagle that I did for our neighbor I tried different stains to see what effect I could get and am quite pleased, the ears are dark walnut the face is oak and natural, I will attach a dark brown backing soon as its dry and present it to her tomorrow, I scrolled it for 3/4" poplar
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This is the finished beagle that I did for our neighbor I tried different stains to see what effect I could get and am quite pleased, the ears are dark walnut the face is oak and natural, I will attach a dark brown backing soon as its dry and present it to her tomorrow, I scrolled it for 3/4" poplarLast edited by Daryl185; 08-09-2008, 10:48 PM.Daryl S. Walters Psycotic scroller with a DeWalt 788 -
Nice Job, Daryl.
I might have tried to make the nose (what there is of it) darker, but I'll bet it;ll be a winner with your lucky neighbor.
Sandy -
it's a good thing...
I go by Trout because my name is also Darrell...
but no one here knows that...
That's a very nice piece....
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Very nice piece Daryl. Never tried staining that way.
Paul
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Nice work, how did you keep the stain from bleeding to the different sections.
That looks like a Judy Gale fine line design.Rolf
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Great job Daryl!
The way you stained that piece is awesome.
That really shows creativity.
I like the eyes too, Beagles always have such sad looking eyes
That is a piece anyone would love to have.CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ"proud member of the best scroll sawing forum on the net."Ryobi SC180VS scroll saw EX21Comment
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Nicely done, Daryl but I'm wondering how you would hang something like this on a wall. I recently acquired the dog breed book by Judy Gale but didn't realize the portraits were all with a round frame. I'm going to eliminate the circular portions and cut them like all my portraits.Comment
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Great Work Daryl
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Mike on mine I mount a sawtooth hanger on the forehead instead of the ring,
Rolf I downloaded the pattern from Scrollsaws free download section from one of the back issues there are several free patterns there and to stop the bleeding I took a tip from again the Scrollsaw tips section and used a wood burning tip to outline the areas where the stains would touch
thanks everyone for your words of incouragement and comments and Sheltie I took your tip and will black the nose out thanksDaryl S. Walters Psycotic scroller with a DeWalt 788Comment
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Daryl,
Now that's a purdy pooch my friend
Good job !...~Robert~
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Very nice pup you made there. I really like the way you finished it.Jim
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Very nice work Daryl! I like how you used the stains to accentuate the features.Kevin
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Nice cut & coloring.
You're coming along fine
Regards,
Marcelhttp://marleb.com
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Daryl you did an excellent job there, both on the cutting and staining!
Keep em coming!Bill
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