"Flower" the skunk from Bambi

[imascrollman]

I just finished up Flower this morning. This is a project I made for a friend for her grand daughter's Christmas gift.

I found a simple coloring book that had some Bambi characters in it. I found a good one to use for Flower. I made him from Walnut, Pine, a little Oak and African Paduke.

He turned out great!

[rippersmom]

Adorable!!!

[fireglass]

she well love it, good job. Lance

[Wood Dog]

Sweeeeeet, if not the smell. Nice to see the little creature, that was one fantastic movie.
Great idea with the coloring book, and I think this is not your first intarsia.

[marshall]

It sure did turn out great , she'll cherish it .........if not later in life for sure ........MB

[ChuckD]

Very, very nice. You do good work...

[Fran1942]

That is so cute.
Fran

[Bruce]

nice job, turned out very well

[Catlyn]

Great is an understatement!

[Spirithorse]

Very nice project with great contour.
God Bless! Spirithorse

[Sally]

Lovely workmanship!

[frieke]

Aaaaawwww...it's so cute, she'll treasure it for sure!

[Jim Finn]

Nicely done!

[imascrollman]

Thanks to everyone for your nice comments.

Coloring books make great intarsia patterns. You shouldn't make them to sell at craft shows in bulk. This would infringe on copywrites. Im sure Disney would frown upon it, But if you making one project for one person and your not making them in bulk, your probably ok.

Ya, This isn't my first intarsia. Ive been doing Intarsia since I first started scrollsawing. I got bored of the repeated inside cuts of fretwork, and jumped in with both feet into the Intarsia world. Im hooked. I want someday to be just as famous as Judy Gail Roberts. I just have to put enough original artwork under my belt to make it all into a book. Its a slow operation.

Thanks Again.
Randy Anderson

[Lou]

Beautiful piece, Randy. Great job making a pattern from the colouring book skunk. Well cut and shaped with lots of great detail around the eye.

Good to see you. Been awhile, stranger!

Lou