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Old 09-09-2009, 01:55 PM   #1
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hi all ,
here is a picture of my latest piece.i downloaded the pattern from the vault on this site.i had a bit of a problem with the wood,it seemed very fibreous when cut,i never had this problem before.i bought the ply from b&q,but i need too find an alternative supplier.the frame i purchased from a loacal discount store.
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Its a nice cutting Tony. I think it turned out really nice!
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Tony, you beat me to the finish line. I'm still working on my "Jesus Walking on Water" stack cutting. It's coming along just fine, I'm just a bit slow.
You did a wonderful job on cutting this pattern and the frame choice looks great. I know you are proud. It will make a beautiful family heirloom.
Terrific job!

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Sure can't tell that you had any troubles from the pic Tony. Great job! The frames perfect for the pic!

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Very well done....Frame is a perfect match.
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Great choice of wood. The knots make it look like a shadow. Nice job.

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Excellent cutting Tony...........thanks so much for sharing it with us. I sure can't see where you had any problems at all. You did a great job on it.
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Very nice cutting Tony.
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Great job Tony! - you've certainly found your niche with portraits. Well done mate.
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thanks everyone for all your kind comments.
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