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I have just started scrolling. But was wondering has any body played with staining portraits. Such as using clear coat on a persons body, different color stains for clothing, and maybe another color stain for everything else????
I haven't personally done this but I have seen them done this way. If done well, they can look terrific. Not done well, let's just say they don't look so good.
Kevin Scrollsaw Patterns Online Making holes in wood with an EX-30, Craftsman 16" VS, Dremel 1680 and 1671
Thanks Kevin. I guess I could try one if I don't like it I can sand and refinish.
Bruce I thought about that too. I went and bought a pack of different color construction paper so I could lay the project down on them to see what color best fits. Also I can cut and mix the construction paper to see how using different colors would effect it like the red white and blue on a flag versus the black. I figured it was cheaper this way than to buy the backing and decide I didn't like it.Then once I find what I like I can buy the stuff
Try using colored tape to cover cuts from the back. With paper you have to secure it somehow. With tape it secures itself. I tried to color a piece and didn't like it. I used tape and filled in the blanks on a John Deere tractor. It ended up looking to "busy" and was better in its natural state to me. But that was the only one I ever tried. Something different might have better results though.
Confuscious says, "The cautious seldom err".
Confuscious didn't own a scrollsaw either.
Finish product : what would you use for the finish product , as on cherry or ebony? I like usually oil product but I did some tests with gloss varnish and It is quite good , because all the yellow and black base is quite glossy.
I have lot of fun to create the shade , by doing a lot of...
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