Second Pattern Today
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Do not read the rest of this post without reading this disclaimer.
This was an experiment! I know it is too wordy and proper, but I hope to improve it.
Here is how this was written. I uploaded the image of the pattern to AI. I told AI the dimensions of the pattern and that it was a scroll saw pattern. No other detail about the pattern was given. It recognized the rest of the detail on its own and gave me the text below.
My writing style is poor and my grammar is even worse. I am hoping to be able to get more control of these issues with AI but I have to still write 90% of the post myself simply because that is what the small percentage of folks who read my post expect. You may see a sentence or two in the future written with this technique. I will never let AI generate a full post like below but in some parts, I might use this technique.
I found the text below kind of funny but you have to admit this was pretty accurate. Only a couple of small mistakes. AI can see.
Cloud Angel Pattern.
For enthusiasts of intricate woodworking, this scroll saw pattern is a delightful project that captures the serene beauty of an angelic figure. Measuring 8 inches in width, the design is composed of two 1/4" thick layers of wood, resulting in a total thickness of 1/2".
The pattern features an angel sitting gracefully on a cloud, holding a star. The detailed wings and flowing robes are meticulously crafted, showcasing the artisan's skill and dedication to the craft. The light wood tones create a striking contrast against a white background, enhancing the visual appeal and highlighting the delicate cuts.
The artist, "Steve," has left his signature at the bottom right corner, adding a personal touch to this already enchanting piece. The design not only serves as a beautiful decorative item but also stands as a testament to the precision and creativity involved in scroll saw woodworking.
This angelic pattern would make a perfect addition to any home, bringing a touch of celestial beauty to your decor. It's an ideal project for woodworkers looking to challenge their skills and create a piece that radiates both tranquility and craftsmanship.
Wolf Pattern
Our latest scroll saw project is a captivating piece of art that showcases the remarkable detail and precision achievable with this woodworking technique. This stunning design features the silhouette of a wolf's face, meticulously cut from two 1/4" thick layers of wood, resulting in a total thickness of 1/2". Spanning 8 inches in width, the pattern offers a perfect balance of complexity and elegance.
The wolf's face is composed of intricate, symmetrical cutouts that bring out the features of this majestic animal. Each line and curve is carefully designed to create a sense of depth and texture, making the piece appear almost lifelike. The addition of a smaller circular piece in the foreground, depicting a howling wolf, enhances the overall aesthetic and ties the design together beautifully.
The natural wood tones contrast strikingly against the white background, highlighting the artistic craftsmanship involved. The gradient blue background further accentuates the intricate details, making the design stand out even more. The artist, identified by the signature "Steve" in the bottom left corner, has truly created a masterpiece that any wildlife or woodworking enthusiast would appreciate.
Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or just starting out, this scroll saw pattern is a perfect project to challenge your skills and produce a striking piece of decorative art. The combination of precision cutting and artistic design makes it a unique addition to any collection or display.
My version of the two descriptions above. 😁
Cloud Angel Pattern
It's an angel sitting on a cloud. It is 8" wide and two 1/4" layers. Angels are good.
Wolf Pattern
It's a wolf. It is 8" wide and two 1/4" thick layers. Wolves are good unless they are hungry then you should run.
Very Simple to Play. Very Difficult to Win
This is a game I wrote that plays online. You are the blue magnets and the computer is red. You take turns placing your magnets on the circle by clicking the mouse at the point you want. The magnets have about a half-inch attraction range. If the magnet you place is attracted to any other magnet, you lose that round. There are five rounds. Each round has a different size circle.
$12 per sheet of 12 coins plus $3.50 shipping
Inlay with a 1" Forstner Bit.
The perfect way to sign your work.
Cloud Angel Pattern
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