No One Left Behind

[Bishop]

Here is the project that we made for our booth at the Midwest Trade Show. Midwest Trade ShowTheArtFactory.com

[Rolf]

Beautiful but very sad!!

[Bishop]

Rolf
We didn’t want to show a picture of one of our military people hurt or wounded. We tried to show a training picture or a recruiting poster and that is the driving force with this project. You will note that they are not in full fighting gear but are working as a team.
Homer & Carol
TheArtFactory.com

[Jan]

Very touching design. Excellent work.

Jan

[tvman44]

Beautiful job!

[cpowell]

That's really good.
Fabric paint? Hmmm, I'll have to check that out.

[tgiro]

Wow - Great! As a scrollsawer/Intarsia fan, it's beautiful work. As a retired army guy it amazing & very appreciated.

Thanks for sharing.

[JimSawyer]

I love a piece that tells a story...
This is a great story..!!!

Beautiful work...!!!
Something to be proud of for sure...!!!

[Bishop]

Thanks everyone for the kind words.
If you are going to try fabric paint (liquid inserts) you will need to know the following. After the piece has been cut out you will need to reinsert it and leave it 1/16" low from the top or fill the hole with caulking or some other type of filler. When the filler has dried use the long tip on the bottle to work the paint into any corners and make good contact with the edges. You can also use a tooth pick to work the paint into a corner but don't over do it. The paint should be slightly higher than the work piece as it will shrink slightly when t dries. Try this on a piece of scrap untill you get the hang of it.
Homer & Carol
TheArtFactory.com

[Tango]

A very nice way to honor our military men & women who risk there lives for our freedom. I am glad that I will get to see your project in August.
See ya in Richland Center
Donna

[Bishop]

Thanks Donna
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Homer & Carol
TheArtFactory.com

[wood-n-things]

Nicely done.

[pupper70]

Homer, that is so beautiful! We'll see you at the show.
Dan