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In the Spring issue of the Scoll Saw Woodworking & Crafts issue there is a pattern for a simple Wooden Flower pattern, which a local, ( Yorke Peninsula, South Australia ), Junior School-teacher spotted, and since I am the ONLY woodworker the teacher knew of in this region,- guess what, " interesting project, " I have
scored ??? Said teacher considers the Flowers to be an excellent Art Project for ALL the students to decorate for Mothers' Day. Luckily, ( for me ), there's only four dozen students, and with one Flower Kit for each student, that's 48 Flower Kits for me to make !!!!!! ( Luckily ????? )
Interesting question being,- I wonder how many other South Australian Junior Schools will follow, ( once word gets round ), and ask me to make some Wooden Flowers for their Students too ?? I have made a minor modification by adding a thin MDF base onto each flower so they won't easily tip over.
scored ??? Said teacher considers the Flowers to be an excellent Art Project for ALL the students to decorate for Mothers' Day. Luckily, ( for me ), there's only four dozen students, and with one Flower Kit for each student, that's 48 Flower Kits for me to make !!!!!! ( Luckily ????? )
Interesting question being,- I wonder how many other South Australian Junior Schools will follow, ( once word gets round ), and ask me to make some Wooden Flowers for their Students too ?? I have made a minor modification by adding a thin MDF base onto each flower so they won't easily tip over.
