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    I posted this in my yahoo group and thought I would share here as well. Several months ago I was ask to do a custom pattern of Palm Sunday for a Doctor in South Carolina. He wanted it to be about 84" long and 35" tall with around 1000 pieces. I made it the size he ask but at 481 pieces. It was dedicated to his church last Sunday.
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    Bruce F. Worthington

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  • #2
    Very nice work . Thanks for Sharing your tqlent with us

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    • #3
      Wow...That's seriously impressive...!!!!

      Exceptional work...!!!!!!!
      Jim

      The limits of the imagination are imaginary.
      No task is too tedious for Art.
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      • #4
        Excellent work! Very impressive!

        Karl
        Karl in Sunny Southwest Florida

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        • #5
          Great work. Beautiful!
          Joan

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          • #6
            Amazing work...
            Douglas Fraser
            Eagle River, Alaska

            My Gallery - Aurora Wood Crafts

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            • #7
              Beautiful piece of work. Looks like one of those pieces that has been around for hundreds of years and was just rediscovered.

              A gifted artist and true craftsman was evident in this piece.
              Jim
              When looking at the clock at work--the correct time is:
              Too early to leave, too late to call in.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Jim McDonald View Post
                Beautiful piece of work. Looks like one of those pieces that has been around for hundreds of years and was just rediscovered.

                A gifted artist and true craftsman was evident in this piece.
                Heinz is a retired Doctor and is 87 years old. He hasn't been doing this for a long time but you can tell he enjoys it.
                Bruce F. Worthington

                www.intarsia.net 2 free e-books on Intarsia
                http://intarsia.hostcentric.com/home/homepage/ patterns
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                e-mail [email protected]

                You never stop learning..

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                • #9
                  Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
                  John

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                  • #10
                    really nice job ... i have no problem in scrolling but i cannot make patterns that easy ... so is there a way to make patters of any picture easily ? thanks in advance
                    Peter
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                    My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness." -2 Corinthians 12:9

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                    • #11
                      Peter I use pattern wizard to make my pattern so to speak but It's much more involved than that. This picture was a composite of probably six or more photos. I took parts of each one, re-sized them and made the picture I had in my head.
                      Next step when I get it into PW I need to draw the lines I want and leave out the portions I don't need. It helps to be able to visualize what you want the end product to be but you can make anything into a pattern if you break it up right.
                      Bruce F. Worthington

                      www.intarsia.net 2 free e-books on Intarsia
                      http://intarsia.hostcentric.com/home/homepage/ patterns
                      Chat Room
                      http://intarsia.hostcentric.com/home/chatroom.htm
                      e-mail [email protected]

                      You never stop learning..

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                      • #12
                        excellent work and desighn as usual bruce ,how many hours did it take to make
                        Tom

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                        • #13
                          Heinz worked on it for probably three months but I don't know how many hours it took to actually make. I spent about 30 hours on the design.
                          Bruce F. Worthington

                          www.intarsia.net 2 free e-books on Intarsia
                          http://intarsia.hostcentric.com/home/homepage/ patterns
                          Chat Room
                          http://intarsia.hostcentric.com/home/chatroom.htm
                          e-mail [email protected]

                          You never stop learning..

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                          • #14
                            Just bought this pattern, any advice before I jump in?

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                            • #15
                              Guess he won't be needing to drop anything into the collection plate for awhile after that! Truly a labor of love.
                              Janette
                              www.square-designs.com

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