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    Shamrock Stand Up Puzzle

    Well St. Patrick's Day is quickly approaching, so I decided to churn out a nice shamrock puzzle pattern. Not too difficult, but might pose a challenge to a young child. It's a little bit different from the usual shamrock puzzles in that each of the keys are mini shamrocks. Would make a nice cut in pine and then painted green. Hope you enjoy it.
    Al B.
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    Thanks, Al. This looks like another nice one.

    John
    I've Got A Lot More To Learn
    About Leaving Battlegrounds Alone
    "~~ Molly Venter

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    • #3
      I agree with John. I nabbed a copy
      Pacifism is great, as long as everyone is participating.


      StephenD


      The Southern Arizona Woodturners Association
      Desert Woodcrafters
      Grandpa for the 7 most amazing children.

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      • #4
        Very nice pattern. I too took a copy. Thank you.
        DeWalt 788

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        • #5
          Nice puzzle pattern for the grand kids

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          • #6
            Like the keys. I think youngsters will love it.
            Bob

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            • #7
              My 4 year old grand son likes it. He said, "I notice you didn't paint this side." Then he said how much he liked it. He has a great vocabulary.
              Pacifism is great, as long as everyone is participating.


              StephenD


              The Southern Arizona Woodturners Association
              Desert Woodcrafters
              Grandpa for the 7 most amazing children.

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