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kalynzoo
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Just finished a frame for my granddaughter's wedding picture. I believe the original pattern was from a Judy Gale Roberts collection which I used many years ago, but this pattern was heavily modified from that design. A few days rest, then I have to start again with a new design as my oldest son is getting married in April. I'm enjoying retirement.:)
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kalynzoo wrote:Just finished a frame for my granddaughter's wedding picture. I believe the original pattern was from a Judy Gale Roberts collection which I used many years ago, but this pattern was heavily modified from that design. A few days rest, then I have to start again with a new design as my oldest son is getting married in April. I'm enjoying retirement.:)
Very nice! Like to share how? :D

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That is a beautiful frame.
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Beautiful work

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That is beautiful ! Nice craftsmanship.
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Very nice. Is that a combination of scroll work and intarsia?
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Curious re the scale. How big is it?

I guess it be cutouts glued to a base.

In any event, it really looks nice.






I would definitely choose a different design fer 'him'. :rolleyes:
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[quote="JPG"]Curious re the scale. How big is it?

I guess it be cutouts glued to a base.

The approx. dimensions: 14"x20" The half inch stock is glued to 3/8 ply for rigidity and I then scroll cut through the combination.
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So happy to have you back with us!
This thread really reminds me of what was missing.

Very nice and interesting work, Kayln!

Beautiful! :D
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