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Project by Betsy posted 1953 days ago 2067 views 1 time favorited 22 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Here is another scroll saw project I did a while back. This has always been one of my personal favorites. As you can see, I did this one in miniature also.

I’m not sure why my pictures do not show full size on the projects page but does if I put them in the body – but here are the pictures in better format.

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GaryK

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#1 posted 1953 days ago

Very nice! How thick is the larger one?

-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX

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Betsy

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#2 posted 1953 days ago

Thanks Gary – they are both just under an 1” thick. It’s a very light piece of walnut.

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rikkor

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#3 posted 1953 days ago

These are nice. Very intricate cutting.

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mot

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#4 posted 1953 days ago

Another cool scrolling, Betsy.

-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)

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TreeBones

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#5 posted 1953 days ago

Very cool. This one might bite also.

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hap

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#6 posted 1953 days ago

i like what i see

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Russel

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#7 posted 1953 days ago

Very cool Betsy, very cool.

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Betsy

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#8 posted 1953 days ago

Thanks all!

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Chris

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#9 posted 1952 days ago

Wonderfull work Betsy.. How long did it take you?

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cajunpen

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#10 posted 1952 days ago

Betsy you are one talented lady. I really like the wolves.

-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/

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#11 posted 1952 days ago

well done!!

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Betsy

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#12 posted 1952 days ago

Chris – I did this project some time ago, but I would guess around an hour. With a good blade in a good saw, these type of projects really don’t take long and they look nice. I almost forgot that I had the miniature on here also. I’m pretty certain it took longer than the larger version because you have to be conscious of your lines working that small.

Thanks Bill and MsDebbie.

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Karson

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#13 posted 1952 days ago

Betsy. A great job. Nice detail.

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Blake

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#14 posted 1951 days ago

More nice scrolling. I like the mini version next to the full sized one.

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Betsy

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#15 posted 1951 days ago

Thanks Blake and Karson. I like doing the small stuff just to see how small I can go.

-- Like a bad penny, I keep coming back!

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