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    I love you

    I am enclosing a couple of pics of the latest things I have made. The I love you this much sign is from Steve's site. The words were a bit tricky so had to cut the middle of the 0s, Hs etc and then cut the fiddly bits in between and then very careful sand the finished piece before applying an oil finish. The I love you sign I like. I made the pattern in microsoft word. I also love the panther made from 9mm birch ply.
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    Nice cuttings, the panther is my favorite!
    Frieke
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    Don't let the pain of your past and the fear of your future ruin the happiness of your present.

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      They look fine & I was wondering if you made the frame? It really is nice. I like the Panther also.
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