I'd rather be covered in sawdust
Not me, Les! I do so many different types of projects (including painting and my ‘newer, after hours’ hobby – needlework) that I always look forward to the time I spend at the scroll saw. Perhaps if I only cut others’ patterns it would get a little monotonous, but with the variety of different types of projects you can create on the scroll saw (and for very little cost) I expect that I will be busy with it for a long, long time to come. :) Thank you for your nice comment.
Thank you very kindly, Jim! :)
That’s good Sheila. I wish I was that way I get really bored making the same thing over and over again. I just finished a job that had 128 doors and drawer fronts all made the same way . I was so ready to be done with them and move on to something different.
I'd rather be covered in sawdust
People ask me all the time if I get ‘burnt out’ or bored. But I can honestly say I do not because I am able to work with so many new products and techniques. Some work well – some do not. It is trial and error. But it really does make things fun. You don’t have to hit a home run every time at bat. But it sure helps to mix things up a bit. :)
Sheila
Hi Sheila. Would love to see more of your very creative and artistic projects here. You have inspired many crafters, painters and woodworkers with your work.
Anna
Again nice work Sheila . Just wondering do you ever get tired of scroll sawing?