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These are the ideal size for hanging in a window and letting the sun shine through the plexiglass. They were fun and I enjoyed making them.
The picture measures 8” x 8” x 1/4”, thats with the plexiglass, and Baltic Birch. I finished them with spray poly. I put fishing line so they could hang from a suction cup in the window. The colored plexiglass is attached to the back with epoxy.
The pattern is designed by Volker Arnold and I got it out of the Scroll Saw Workshop magazine, summer 2006.
-- Kelly, Allen,KS
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Sheila Landry (scrollgirl)
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#1 posted 117 days ago
These are just beautiful! You do such beautiful work! I love them!
Sheila
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Celticscroller
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#2 posted 117 days ago
You do such beautiful scroll work Kelly. These are great.
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KnotCurser
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#3 posted 117 days ago
Very classy, even exquisite!
I love how the frame isn’t just your average shape, but includes the trees and branches.
The plexi is a really good idea as well – I’ll have to remember that.
Great work Kelly!
-bob
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simarilan
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#4 posted 117 days ago
Very nice
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#5 posted 117 days ago
Well done!
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grizzman
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#6 posted 117 days ago
these are so beautiful, i dont know how you make cuts so small, there must be a step in scroll sawing i dont know about, would anyone who scrolls teach me something here, how do you make such small cuts…well besides my inability to know how you do this, you have done it so well that these are such beautiful pieces of art..
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WoodenFrog
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#7 posted 117 days ago
I really like these Kelly, what a great job!
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a1Jim
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#8 posted 117 days ago
Beautiful work.
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lanwater
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#9 posted 116 days ago
Beautifull work Kelly.
Lot’s of fine details.
Roger
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#10 posted 115 days ago
That is some seriously beautifully fine cutting. A super nice piece.
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#11 posted 115 days ago
Beautiful work Kelly—as always!
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scrollingmom
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#12 posted 114 days ago
Thanks for all the kind words. You all keep me posting.
-- Kelly, Allen,KS
Jim Jakosh
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#13 posted 113 days ago
They are just beautiful, Kelly!!!!!!!!!...........Jim
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