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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #989: One Basic Idea - Four Versions

61 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 5 comments »

Our first day of spring came in like a lion. A cold lion at that. It snowed throughout the day and was quite windy and bitter outside. Not really a good day for the beach. March is like that around these parts. Every year since I have been here in Nova Scotia it seems we have felt the brunt of our winter weather during February and March. It is hard to believe that in a couple of short months it will be warm enough to be sitting on the beach. But it will come. (Eventually!) I certa...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #988: Final Version of Summer Bunnies

62 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 5 comments »

Are you tired of seeing my little bunnies yet? I hope not. I spent the day yesterday painting and finishing the final version of my Summer Bunny ornaments. This set is geared for decorative painters. The ornaments are made of 1/8” Baltic birch plywood and are cut silhouettes. I then based them in bright pastels and applied some DecoArt Weathered Wood Crackle Medium and painted the faces of them with a light Ivory color. The crackling is subtle, and I am not sure how well you se...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #987: Working on Version Four of the Bunnies

63 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 3 comments »

I spent the day yesterday working on the final version of bunnies. This version is once again a silhouette, but it is going to be painted using a couple of nice techniques. I spent the afternoon working on the base coating and I used some crackle medium to give them a crackled finish. In the past, I have used the crackle medium with a dark under coat so that the crackles really stand out. This time however, I decided to use the bright pastel colors underneath for a more subtle effect. I a...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #986: "MUD" Bunnies

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

The weekend was wonderfully productive. While I certainly could add “Grossly underestimates the time it takes to do things” to my resume, I still accomplished a great deal. Last week I was working on some little bunny ornaments. I am excited about them because I had four distinctly different versions of them hopping around in my head. I didn’t know which ones to actually make, so I made the decision to make them ALL. After all, who’s to say that there is a limit ...

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Scroll Saw Forum #6: Craft show Tip

65 days ago by TripleB | 1 comment »

I did a small craft show yesterday and ended up having much better sales than I expected. Watch the video for an explanation as to why. Go to my blog for more info on the Puppy Pattern. Puppy Pattern Info Bob/ TripleB

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #985: Progressing . . .

65 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 3 comments »

I am just stopping by quickly today to say good day to you all. I spent the day yesterday working on the painted version(s) of my little bunnies. As with most things, the progress that I am making is slower than I had anticipated. There is a lot to think about and I am trying to filter my thought process to one step/version at a time. I find that the more I teach through my patterns the more detailed I want to be. I suppose that this comes from the experiences I have had with customer...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #984: A Bunny of a Different Color

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

As promised, I gave my little bunnies a new look with a dash of some pretty pastel colors. I had mentioned that when I cut these little guys out the other day that I stacked them, so I got double the mileage out of my cutting time. The wood used here is 3/16” maple. That makes it an ideal project to stack-cut. I attached the two layers of wood using hot melt glue in the waste areas of the corners and the added thickness gave me a lot more control when cutting these precise swirls....

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #983: All Dressed Up (Just a Bit!)

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

I am rather in a hurry this morning because I have a great amount of things that I want to accomplish today. Among them is to get the pattern packet ready and put up on the site for the bunny ornaments that I showed yesterday. I was very pleased (and a little surprised) with the great amount of responses I received regarding these little guys, and I am thrilled because I really love them too. So without further delay, below are the pictures of them “dressed up” (just a bit!) ...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #982: Naked Bunnies

68 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 12 comments »

Alright everyone – get your minds out of the gutter. It gets to be rather hard thinking up over 900 unique blog titles that would peak your interest. If you are reading this far than I have done my job. And all of my bunnies are definitely ‘naked’. So we’re good. Yesterday was a day that I suppose I could call a ‘banner day.’ It was one of those days when lots of things happened, I was terribly busy, but I accomplished a great deal. Although it was d...

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My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #981: An Occasional Day Away

69 days ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 5 comments »

I took the day off of writing here yesterday and spent pretty much of the time drawing. With all the organizing that I have been doing lately, I really needed some extra time for some work. I am approaching my 1000th blog here and have been writing to you for just under three years now. That is a lot of writing and sometimes it is difficult to think of something interesting to talk about that I haven’t mentioned before. While I realize that probably most of you who have become regula...

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