JimSawyer

Bert,
Most of my projects are from diverse sources. I don't really have any one place to get patterns, but my favorite source is Dover Books. Doverpublications.com They have a HUGE collection of copyright free clip art.
Happy scrolling,
Jim

Sorry I've taken so long to respond Adele. I don't know of anyone in the UK that would be able to help you. Even in the states, I don't know of anyone who does what I do. I suppose one answer would be to follow the articles in issues #34 and #36 of Scrollsaw Woodworking and crafts. And be the person bringing this technique to the project.
Good luck with what you find, and post pictures of the event in the forums.
Peace,
Jim

I like your Christian Plaques could you tell me where you got the patterns, or do you make yours own? Thanks Bert

Hi , your work is really interesting .

I have just joined this forum as I am looking for an artist that works with wood inlay simular to the work I have seen here, but based in the uk. I am applying for a parks commission community arts project and this is something I am considering for the end resulting artworks. could you possibly let me know if you are aware of any accomplished artists based in the uk?

Thanks
Adele

I remember Pong that was the best!!! I spent hrs with my father playing that thing. Then Commodore came out. Not too many games at first. It became a very large paperweight over night. I kept it for years couldn't throw it away. LOL

Hey I just checked out your site. Wonderful work!!! I had a commadore 64 hehehe. I studied graphical programmiing on it for a short while when I was a kid.
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