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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #1056: Another Site Update With Several New Patterns

6 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 7 comments »

I am happy to say that yesterday we completed another site update. Even though I have done many projects that needed to be shipped off the the magazine lately, which meant that I couldn’t sell them just yet to my own customers, I am getting new projects released all the time that I am able to put up on the site and have new items for everyone to make. It all balances out, I suppose. Another thing that helps is having a partner. When I am working on a painting pattern or something t...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #1055: New Free Pattern Available on My Site

7 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 6 comments »

I had a really fun weekend. It is nice to know that I can do what I want to do, and it is still related to scrolling and painting. On Saturday, I had shown the little patriotic angel teddy bear that I painted. I had it in my mind that I wanted to offer this up as a free pattern on the site for the painters that follow me. I sometimes feel that I don’t have enough new stuff for the painters, as it is a part of the site that I am still establishing and developing. I am also finding ...

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Shed Raising

8 days ago by captferd | 7 comments »

Sometimes you have to put the wood work aside to take care of other stuff around the place. I’ve noticed online quite a few people wondering if you can raise or move a shed. Here’s living proof of how quick and easy it is. Normally I have one of my several gardens next to the shed as well but this year I had to put it off because the shed was sinking into the ground and being taken over by ground hogs. I had to raise it 4”. The shed is 10×20. Empty I figured it to be ab...

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pyrographics #3: another little secretr on woodburning

9 days ago by Jim Earl | 1 comment »

While setting here at my desk with another Burning on the table, I was thinking that ONE VERY IMPORTANT secret is(just like with woodworking, painting a masterpiece work of art, YOU have to look for the SOUL OF THE PICTURE. With wood burning, anyone can trace over a picture but you have to look inside the picture for the depth of each color. With a pattern being Black, white and many tone of gray this is where you can tell the difference in the picture. I really can’t describe how o loo...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #1054: Just a Little Something

9 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 8 comments »

Yesterday didn’t quite go as I planned it. Sometimes that happens, and I have learned that we just have to roll with things sometimes. I had planned to spend the day painting, and in reality, I only had an hour or so before I was tired out and decided to call it a day. But sometimes that is just the way it is. In the morning, I needed to make a call to the vet. About a month ago, I had discovered a small lump on the chest of my kitty Richard. While I was concerned, I didn’...

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Tablesaw build/refurb

10 days ago by Simon2822 | 3 comments »

Well, it’s been a while since I have done any serious woodwork (too long) but what I have done is complete a tablesaw build.Some of you may have seen the question I asked when I came across the oportunity to get a free table saw: http://lumberjocks.com/topics/41959Comments were varied, from don’t touch it to grab it while you can. Well here are the results. First job was to strip off the fairly flimsy frame and set about building a new one.The legs are fairly substantial 3̶...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #1053: Done With Instructions, On To the Next Projects

10 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 4 comments »

I feel very relieved this morning. Yesterday afternoon I finished the written instructions for each of the four projects that are going to be published in the holiday issues of both Creative Woodworks and Crafts magazine and also Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts magazine (Yes! I know it is confusing! The only two magazines that I know of that are geared to scroll sawing have such similar names!) While I have been a contributing editor to Creative Woodworks and Crafts for over 15 years, thi...

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tutorial #4: framing tips for shop and house wall builds

11 days ago by patron | 30 comments »

while building my new shop wall and a spray boothit occurred to me that many here might get some helpor inspiration in the construction side of woodworking that shop expansion or bathroom addition for instance as construction has been my trade for going on 50 years now(shop and cabinet and furniture came later)here are some things you might find usefulwhen planning and building these things this is not a time/life how too bookbut what i have learned and seen doneas the quickest and b...

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Hide Glue #3: Answering : Veneering with Old Brown Glue

11 days ago by Patricelejeune | 4 comments »

Answering the question – veneering with Old Brown Glue Let me know if you have any questions

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My Small Business: Spud Wood Works #10: Website Launch!

12 days ago by Ethan Harris | 5 comments »

Hello Lumberjocks! Today I launched my own website and google adwords campaign! over the last few weeks I developed my own website equipped with the ability to allow shoppers to see my wood products and buy them directly from me… err I mean Spud Woodworks… Take a look: Spudwoodworks.com It has been quite the busy time. But I was able to do two freelance projects with maple recently. I will be sure to post them in the project page as soon as I find the time… Regards,...

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