Marshall wrote me an email and needed a small easel to hold 4 inch letters. He is making a special project for his granddaughter. This easel is 6 1/2" tall. It is made entirely from 1/4" stock.
If you resize the pattern make sure you adjust the slot and tab for the rear leg so they still fit snugly.
You can probably find many uses for this easel so I thought I would share it with everyone.
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Eltee wrote in requesting a switch plate pattern with a bowler. I thought a few others might like to have it also so here it is. These are easy to make and the last time I uploaded some they were very popular.
Because the back is not recessed like purchased plates you have to make sure the electrical outlet is flush to the wall. Please be safe. If you are not comfortable working with electrical circuits find someone to do it for you.
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Here is a pattern book with six very easy plate patterns. All the plates have a sea theme. You can display them on the included display stand or use an off the shelf stand.
These are 7.5" plates. You can back them with colored felt to make the pattern stand out.
Once again I'm a little behind with my emails. If you have not received a reply please be patient and I'll get around to them all soon.
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The Scrollsaw Workshop Stencil Printer 1.7 is my latest software for creating patterns. It will create key chain fobs, desk name plates and more. Click the image above to download the latest version. It is free to use donationware. This software is for Windows PC only.
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