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    These are two I did today, it would have been three but as I neared the final cut out the wood split in two. I am getting more confident now at doing this type of scroll saw work. It has had its frustration side but I feel that is all behind me now. I am not happy with the grain on the maple tiger but I quite like the grain on the parrot.
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    Hi Geoff,
    you sure fooled me, I sat looking for 5 mins but cannot see a parrot.
    I do know I have bad eyesite, is it time for my bi-annual check up or have I just forgoten what a parrot looks like? LOL.......Geoff3

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