The annual Albury-Wodonga scroll saw weekend in Australia was last weekend. Jutta always keeps me updated on the event with pictures and a write up. They had several new scrollers this year which made the weekend even more fun as everyone pitched in with tips and hints for them.
One of the best parts about any hobby is getting to get together with friends who also share your interests. You can learn so much from others experience. Being able to help new hobbyist get started is also rewarding and fun.
I wanted to share a few of the pictures Jutta sent me. Just look at all the smiling faces. Looks like a great time. Thanks Jutta and hello to all my friends down under. Wish I could have been there with you guys. Maybe someday.
Here is a link to the writeup about the event. Download.
Colin, Margaret and Bob take a look at the Excalibur.
Cheryl and John working on a project.
Another finished project brings a smile.
Adam works his magic at the saw.
George is intently working on a project.
This is Ed.
Deep in conversation after a break from all the scrolling.
Bob and his large collapsible bowl.
Some projects from the group.
Ken enjoying some much deserved lunch.
Smiles all around.
Everyone agreed to meet again next year for more scrolling fun.
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Colin, Margaret and Bob take a look at the Excalibur.
Cheryl and John working on a project.
Another finished project brings a smile.
Adam works his magic at the saw.
George is intently working on a project.
This is Ed.
Deep in conversation after a break from all the scrolling.
Bob and his large collapsible bowl.
Some projects from the group.
Ken enjoying some much deserved lunch.
Smiles all around.
Everyone agreed to meet again next year for more scrolling fun.
