Christmas Gifts for family

[trifield Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close trifield]

Have followed the forum for many months now and have picked up many tips and techniques.
This is the first time I have posted pictures on the forum so I hope they work.
I cut these patterns in the last few days as presents for family - 6mm ply.
The Christmas Bell pattern (Sue Mey Pattern) was going great until I broke the pattern cutting the veins in the leaf above the letter 'R'. I don't think it detracts too much but being a perfectionist I decided to keep this one on my own wall rather than gift it.
I cut each pattern singularly and they certainly gave me plenty of practice cutting curves!
After I took the pictures I tried my first stack cutting - the 'christmas tree with baubles pattern' (Steve Good) and it came out good so from now on it will be stack cutting all the time.
May I also wish all forum members a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

[Wood Dog Sweeeeet Find all posts View Profile Close Wood Dog]

Sweeeeet job on all your presents. Glad you posted, because as you must know, we love project photos around here. Merry Christmas to you also.

[Rolf The WoodMeister Find all posts View Profile Close Rolf]

Very nice job on all of them. Thank you for the pictures you did a great job with those also. In future do the inner veining and fine stuff first.
Also once you remove the paattern only you will know.

[Sunlion Member - Level 2 Find all posts View Profile Close Sunlion]

Very nice work, and Merry Christmas to you too.

[wood-n-things Grandpa making Sawdust Find all posts View Profile Close wood-n-things]

Nicely done and welcome to the forum.

[Northerner Member - Level 2 Find all posts View Profile Close Northerner]

yup, great job!!

[ChuckD Senior give me a Discount Find all posts View Profile Close ChuckD]

Very nice job. I never cut less than 5 and always stack cut 1/8 ornaments.