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Old 05-25-2009, 05:25 PM   #1
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I have managed to finish a couple more relatively easy pieces. I have to get back to doing the more complicated one soon. After a long layoff from scrolling I am getting my hands and head back into it. It feels great.

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Old 05-25-2009, 06:10 PM   #2
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Relatively easy...My eye. Very nicely done.

Of course ease is directly proportionate to experience I suppose, so I'll never have enough experience to call those easy.

The puppy makes you want to pick him up and hold him...
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Okay, Puppy, Relatively easy, flying geese not so easy.Both projects, wonderfully done!

Thanks for sharing and glad to hear you are getting back into the game!
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That puppy is so cute. It was one of the first pieces I did, and I never tire of seeing it done. The geese are beautiful also.
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Great cuttings, no matter how easy YOU say they are!!!
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Very nice work Ned, the puppy is so cute.
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Hi Ned,

Both are just great. I am finishing a puppy in a basket (not that pattern). I sure like the pattern you have. I am not so sure about the Flying Geese as easy.
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Ned, that puppy is just so sweet. and the ducks flying. wow, very nice indeed. your friend Evie
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Fantastic work. Love the little dog in the basket. I think that one is perfect.
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Hey Ned
Did you ever get your back fixed? Weren't you waiting to have some surgery? How did it go?
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