This lighthouse is made of walnut, red oak, and poplar.

I did this for a friend that went to Texas Tech.

I got these patterns from Mike Mickelson at www.woodnthingsworkshop.com.

I took a scroll saw class at WoodCraft a while back. In the class we all made this dragon.

I wanted to see which kind of wood I liked better with the animal puzzles. I made this one with Red Oak, which is one of my favorites.

I did this and several other animal puzzles from photos rather than the patterns.

Fence pig, or for a shelf or ledge.

I got this from The Winfield Collection

This was my first scroll saw project.

This is the original that I did the Segura apple from. I got this from Steve Good’s Scroll Saw Workshop website.

Originally I did this with the word “TEACHER” in the apple. I later had a friend that asked me if I could do it with the name “Segura” in the apple.

This was one of my first projects.

This was made from poplar, and I used rosewood stain, and a satin finish.

This is a hound puzzle, I made from red oak.

I made this out of red oak. Then used a clear finish.

After I cut this out, I sanded it in such a way that it had a rounded look to it. I used a natural stain, with a glossy finish.

I used rosewood stain on this. It’s almost two feet tall.

This piece took a while, but was a lot of fun to do.

I used poplar wood on this, and rosewood stain. I donated it for ALS Lou Gerihgs disease research.

This is for a necklace. It’s about an inch and a half tall and wide.