April, 2016 Contest - Scroll Saw Work

[KenOfCary]

Well, March slipped away from us without announcing the contest so we're making up for it now and March's topic will be the April topic.

I know there are a bunch of great Scrollers out there so let's see some great entries this month. Start posting them here.

 

[KenOfCary]

Bump - where are all the scrollers out there? Please show us your work.

To get things started, here's a horses head I made for the wife.

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Quarter Sawn White Oak with a curly Maple base. A Steve Goode design.

 

[NOTW]

Sorry for the low quality picture, Walnut on Maple, cut for my wife for Valentine's Day.

 

[Steve_Honeycutt]

Both of the following projects are Steve Good designs.

Here is a three panel Nativity Scene.



Here is a minature Nativity Scene. The largest piece is 1.5" tall. The smallest is 0.25" tall. That is a quarter in the picture for perspective.



This sign is inspired by Sheila Landry.



This design was also a Steve Good design.



Steve H.

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[ScottM]

Yes folks these are all made on the scroll saw. All these projects were designed by Sue Mey. Her mind my hands.

 

[sawman101]

A Country Cottage Grandfather Clock, in white oak and black walnut. Stands 6 1/2 feet tall.

A smaller clock, The Moonlight Kiss Clock.

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[KenOfCary]

We have several great entries this month and I'm closing out this thread to start the polling thread. Please vote for your favorite.