Kokopelli Leaf Pattern

Kokopelli is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player, who has been venerated by some Native American cultures in the Southwestern United States. Like most fertility deities, Kokopelli presides over both childbirth and agriculture. He is also a trickster god and represents the spirit of music.

This is just a fun pattern that I put together today. Hope you have some fun cutting it. It is about 8" x 8".

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My Valentine February 14

Okay guys, you have about a month until Valentines day. Make your lady a special wooden card. Buy her something special then give her this card. Get a gold ink marker and write how much you love her on the back. That might even keep you out of the dog house for a few days.

Use contrasting woods or paint the backer board so the pictures stands out well. This card is 8.5" x 6.5". You could also build a simple frame so she could hang it on the wall.

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Tracing clipart with Corel Draw

Hi Steve,
I'm sure you get millions of emails, so I'll try and ask little of you. I haven't been visiting your site for long--shame on me--and I JUST got Corel Draw. I'm so excited at its capabilities. I know you have tons of videos, and I want to learn more about making clip art for fretwork. I just watched the video on the front page of your site. You mentioned using downloaded clip art but then having to trace the edges. I am somewhat understanding that, but have too many questions. Do you have a video explaining that?

Your videos are WONDERFUL! You are a fine human for taking so much time for this project. I hope everyone donates nicely to you!

Thank you
Diane

Hi Diane, flattery will get you everywhere around here. I hope this video helps.

Email from Clay. Clay is 15 and has only been scrolling for a week!

I love your web site. Just to get the facts straight. I'm 15 and ever since I first saw your web site all I could think about about was scroll sawing. I've watched all your videos and visit it every day for any new things. The things Ive done haven't all come from your web site but it is still scroll sawing. Well Ive only been scrolling for a week and I don't think I'm to shabby if I do say so myself.

Clay

Welcome to the Scrollsaw Workshop Clay. I have received hundreds of emails here but yours has me shaking my head. Your projects look great. If you have accomplished all this in a week I can't wait to see what you can do with a little more time. Thanks Clay you have made my day. Keep on scrolling.