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"Sreaming Eagle"
This eagle was scrolled out of baltic birch plywood and the backboard was painted black. For the eagle I used a pecan colored stain. This ended up being the hardest item I had scrolled to that date. I...
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"Good Morning"
I really liked the simplicity of this particular pattern. Sometimes these simple ones have more options of what can be done with them. I see this as a kitchen clock , except I am not into the clock...
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"Clash of the Titans"
The two pictures of the horses are named the “Clash of the Titans.” The pattern was found in the January issue of Creative Woodworks and Crafts, a name you have and will see over and over again in this...
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Horse and Dog
This is the finished project of a stack cutting that I had started before Christmas that I had forgotton about. Not being able to stand unfinished items, I worked on them yesterday. On my blog I...
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I can't believe I finally got it done.
I had a minor mishap in my shop about 2 weeks ago now that pretty much stopped me from getting to my shop for a few days. I had already started on this elephant, he was already pretty much done when...
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My two cent's worth
First of all I would like to thank everyone for the nice comments I received on my last project I posted, the elephant. In that post however I had meant to say more about the fact that it was from a...
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The Grinning Gator
I am posting these gators (there’s another one when clicked on) because of a question that eagle just asked me regarding the difference between intarsia patterns and stained glass patterns. These...
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Tweety?
I made this for a girlfriend of mine (along with the worm in the apple that I have posted here)for a Christmas gift. My son and I flew down to southern Ca, for Christmas and when we arrived one of my...
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Gag Gift?
I first would like to say I am am posting this for what it is and was. A gag gift for my father. I mean no disrespect whatsoever. My 87 year young father had seen this saying on the back of some man’s...
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Trees
In this stage of my working with wood journey I have come to the conclusion, (and I am not even kidding) that mathematics is a VERY major part of the working with wood experience. Of course I realize...
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Indian Intarsia
Well I got him done. There was something about the original pattern that bugged me, and that was the shoulders or “clothes” as I not so lovingly have been calling it at home!!! I just decided to post...
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Independence Day in the U.S.A.
This is a very sly way on my part to not only show the pride I have in my mom, but it gives me the opportunity to wish those here in the U.S.A. a Happy Independence Day. Because I live in the United...
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Grasshopper and Alligator - The finished project
Honest to goodness I do not know what was harder, cutting these two puzzles or trying to get a decent picture of them. I do not know why I was having such a hard time getting a decent picture of them...
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Just my feel good project
I have already made this dog before and it sits out front of my dads house in front with flowers sitting on it at his doorway. The other day I was looking over some of my old patterns when I saw this...
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Cork Flooring Scroll Project
The other day I was able to get my hands on some cork flooring from a friend of mine whom is a carpet layer/floor installer. He had some left over pieces of a cork floor and asked me if I wish to try...
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Table Saw Gag Gift
Here at LJ’s awhile back I posted a gag gift I gave my son and his wife for Christmas. It can be found here. It was called a “Buck Saw” It is from a designer who has his projects in Creative Wood works...
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Intarsia Heron's
Last month I made my second intarsia Heron for a girlfriend of mine in Southern Ca. She absolutely loves the bird (Heron). Awhile back I made my first one out of a piece of pine destined for our wood...
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Intarsia sailboat mirror
I really wigged out awhile back about my band saw blade busting and I wrote about it here. I pretty much have not been in the shop since. I don’t consider myself that big of a sissy la-la but I guess I...
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Wedding Box
3 years ago my 3rd born son Troy was married. He asked me to make a box for them to place in the church and the reception for those that wish to give monetary gifts an/or cards. I am always seeing...
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Another Heron
This is another Heron that I made. Another one is here in my projects. Not a set pattern, more like one I took from several different pictures and patterns of HeronsOut of the two I have here on LJ’s I...
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