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I am playing around with some royalty free clip I bought recently and came up with this pattern. Enjoy.
This mother and child pattern will be somewhat of a challenge to the newer scrollers out there. The front should be cut from 1/4" wood. The back should be at least 3/4" thick. Choose nice contrasting woods so the pattern stands out.
Mothers Day is celebrated around the world at different times of the year. In the United States we celebrate it on the second Sunday of May. This is a pattern to help you honor the special mother in your life.
Just a simple Welcome Plaque pattern.
This mini clock pattern requires a 1 7/16" clock insert. Use a 1 3/8" forstner bit to drill the hole.
I have no idea why I made this pattern but I like it. I guess if you live in Roswell New Mexico you might get some use out of it. Have fun.
I had a request for graduation patterns from a reader. I thought some of the others here might like them also.
After every video I make where I talk about how I finish my scroll saw projects I get emails about Lemon oil. I have always used lemon oil to finish my projects. I buy Formby's Lemon Oil Treatment from my local grocery store. It's with the furniture polish and other cleaning products.
Early Christians identified themselves as followers of Jesus with the fish symbol or Ichthys.
I thought I would start working on some Easter patterns. This cross stands about 8 1/2" tall and 7" wide. It stands on a small oval base. You could remove the base and hang it on the wall if you choose.
I have received a few emails about the candle stands I have uploaded. They look much more complicated than they actually are. I thought I would upload another one and do a video to show just how simple they are to make.
Here is a simple little pattern for a 1 7/16" mini clock insert. Use a 1 3/8" forstner bit to cut the hole for the clock. The clock can be cut from 1/2" to 3/4" wood.
This is a quick pattern I designed for a reader who collects cardinals. I thought a few others might like to cut it also. The tail feather are going to be a little fragile so cut with care.
I have not posted many patterns lately. I'll try to upload a few in the next week to try and catch up.
Here is a 3d ornament pattern sent to me from Steven Zahm. Steven wanted to share this with everyone. Thanks Steven this is a nice looking pattern. I'm sure many of the readers here will enjoy cutting this one.
Norm Benjamin has allowed me to share another of his patterns with my readers. Norm continues to master Corel Draw. As he learns new tools and techniques his patterns get better. Would you like to design patterns also? Download the trial version of Corel Draw and give it a shot.
One last occupation pattern for today. More to come later.
Here is another pattern in the occupation series. Hope you all like these patterns. Let me know.
The term Jesus freak has been adopted by many Christian youth as a positive term to show others they are not ashamed of their beliefs. The term originally grew out of the 60's hippie movement and has morphed over the years form an insult to a badge of honor.
My wife wanted a mini clock with the hummingbirds from the collapsible basket pattern I posted last week. This mini clock uses the 1 7/16" mini clock insert. Use a 1 3/8 forstner bit to cut the hole.