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10th Anniversary Celebration

06/25/2010 01:40:00 SSW Editors

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Contest #3 has started! Vote for your favorite cover!

>>> VOTE NOW! <<<

This is it! The final contest in our year long celebration of 10 years of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts!

We thought it would be fun to hear what your favorite cover of the magazine has been over the past ten years. Who knows, maybe your name will be added to our list of lucky winners! While you are voting, if you haven’t done so already be sure to sign up for our email newsletter to keep up to date on new projects, events and contests!

YOU CAN WIN A COMPLETE SCROLL SAW LIBRARY!
If you would like a chance to win a complete Scroll Saw Library from Fox Chapel Publishing be sure to enter contest number 3 as featured in the Spring Issue (#42).

Vote for your favorite cover from Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts magazine, and your name will be entered in a drawing to win the library of 67 books worth more than $1,000! You’ll also get a coupon code (save $10 on your next order of $40 or more at www.FoxChapelPublishing.com) just for entering and a chance to win a 2-year subscription!

>>> CLICK HERE TO VOTE and ENTER SSW&C CONTEST #3 <<<

The contest ends on February 28, 2010. The coupon offer for this contest ends March 15, 2011. A winner will be drawn one week after the contest deadline. By entering the contest, you agree to allow ScrollSawer.com to post your entry on this website.

View the attachment below for a list of books included in the prize library.

PAST CONTESTS

One Lucky Scroller winner is Michael R. of Berlin, MD
Top 10 Reasons You LOVE Scrolling and Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts magazine winner is David L. from Jackson, Missouri. This contest ended on August 31st, 2010.
Favorite Project Contest winner is Guy S. from Leesville, South Carolina. This contest ended on November 30, 2010.
Favorite Cover Contest - contest ends 2/28/2011

View the attachment below for a list of books included in the prize library.

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Comments (3 posted):

mapletree on 01/17/2011 15:59:53

Here goes! No, I have never posted before due to I've never really had the chance to get into woodworking until I met and married my husband a little over 4 yrs. ago. He is a wonderful woodworker and really encourages me to jump in and try whatever I am interested in. I was too busy raising my daughters then granddaughters and working all the time at two jobs, to get them through college. Now, thanks to my husband he has intoduced me to woodworking. He bought me a small lathe 2 yrs ago and gave me the oppertunity to use all his tools--as he teaches me how to use them and can see that I am safe enough with them. I'm not green to carpenter work so I do have a high respect for saws etc. I was one of those wives, dueing my first marriage that had to finish what my husband (at that time) started. I've done everything from shingles, paneling, tile work, siding, etc. The guys, going by my house would stop and watch from their cars or stand on the sidewalk up the street watching me. No one ever offered to help, due to being afraid of my husband. They all began calling me Ralph and would yell at me (heh, Ralph, what you going to do today?). My husband, now, encouraged me to subscribe to your magazine and I love it! Back when I was a young girl we never had the chance we have today of doing anything like this. I keep telling my husband don't be surprised if he comes in to use something and I tell him he'll have to wait until I'm done with it. Thanks for the wonderful magazine. Bonnie

Shannon on 01/17/2011 16:44:43

Welcome aboard Bonnie - we can't wait to see some of your work!

waynemn on 01/17/2011 18:40:50

Bonnie Welcome to this forum and glad to have you here. When the guys called you Ralph, it reminds me of Green Acres and there was a gal there they all called Raplh. This may be what they were referring to when seeing you do the work. waynemn

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