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Old 05-11-2012, 01:39 PM   #1
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Default Horse from Jeff Zaffino
my last work.
pattern from perfect artist Jeff Zaffino.
size 300x400mm (12"x16").
material -oak 4mm
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That is very well done. Looks great.
Only thing I would not call it a pattern by Jeff Zaffino.
The pattern is from an other designer.
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Nice job. I did that one once. It's a hard pattern. Lots of time involved.
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That is very well done. Looks great.
Only thing I would not call it a pattern by Jeff Zaffino.
The pattern is from an other designer.
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This pattern was published in magazine Creative Woodworks & Crafts.
Issue from January 2006, where can be find also article from Jeff Zaffino.
http://www.woodworksandcrafts.com/is...anuary06.shtml

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Creative Woodworks & Crafts. Was misled who made that pattern.
Jeff Zafinno was suit by the orginal designer. It is a very nice pattern and if I knew the designer I would like to give credit to him.
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Creative Woodworks & Crafts. Was misled who made that pattern.
Jeff Zafinno was suit by the orginal designer. It is a very nice pattern and if I knew the designer I would like to give credit to him.
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no problem
you can just write designer's name in the message.
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I would love to have that pattern. dogs
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I would love to have that pattern. dogs
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you can order back issue magazine.
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Creative Woodworks & Crafts 2006 Back Issues
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WOW that is one super cutting. Looks like that had to keep you up at night figuring out how to do the cuts and make sure nothing fell off. Thank you for sharing this beautiful work with us.
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wow,wish i had that issue,that pattern looks fantastic,,
well done on your piece,great work
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