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  1. #1
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    Red face My Son's Portriat Finished

    I finally got the Portriat finished for his surpize for part of his Christmas present , made from 1/8" BB Plywood and backered by the same material and painted flat black . This is my third such portriat - for I've already cut my other two son's there Portriat . any comments are welcome ....MB HEATH - 2008 - CROPPED (Small).jpgHEATH'S PORTRAIT (Small).JPGDSCF0140 (Small).JPG
    Usually busier than a cat in a sand box

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    Nice job. Good lookin' kid. Take after his Mom, does he?.............
    When I started woodworking, I didn't know squat. I have progressed in 30 years - now I do know squat.

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    Marshall -

    Great idea! May "borrow" this for next year

    So is this stenciled on the glass or carved into the wood?

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    Very cool. How did you make the pattern?
    Lori K

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    Thanks Kent ........anyway Troy and Lori - I took a good picture and sent it in on a scrollsaw web site forum and ask for a Picture to Pattern request help . And I was answered back with two different patterns , well then my wife and me inserted his name and did change a few of the lines around - not many but just a few . This is my third Portriat , loved the way my forst Portriat turned out , wasn't real happy the with my second Portriat turned-out for my second son picked the picture out and I was never happy with the pattern I cut from the start . Well never the less the picture does have an effect on how good the pattern and also how good the final finished Portriat turns out . So be careful when picking a picture and always study your pattern for all cuts before ever gluing up your pattern for cutting . This takes a program just for this pattern making for the picture to pattern as I have been told , if and when you ever get ready to make one for yourself or anyone else - # 1 don't get in a hurry - for the right pattern will show in your Portriat . Always show moment in the hair line in some way for a more real effect is one pointer I can share with you { A big help for me } ........Maybe I have shed some light on this for you ...Have faith in yourself - you can do this ....if I can help in any way in the future just give me a holler { People Helping People }.......MB
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