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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Rapid Roger on August 26, 2010, 01:50:47 pm
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Our son ask me to make some signs for their church in Manhattan, Ks. so I gave it a try.
A little scrolling.....
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z299/rapidroger/My%20scroll%20patterns/IMG_0675.jpg)
A little frame making....
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z299/rapidroger/My%20scroll%20patterns/IMG_0691.jpg)
And the finished project up close....
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z299/rapidroger/My%20scroll%20patterns/IMG_0694.jpg)
I cut the lettering in 1/4" burch ply and glued it to another piece painted black. I made the frame/legs out of cedar and applyed 3 coats of Spar Urethane for weather protection. and then covered the signs with plexiglass on both sides for protection from the elements.
As I said it is not much scrolling but more than I've had time for for a long while.
Rog
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very nicely done. i like how the wood shines also.
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It looks super. No reason to get lost around that Church now.
David
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looks verry good. Good job you did.
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Good job, Nice work. Thanks for sharing. 8)
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Very nice.
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Very nice RRoger.
BTW... I keep checking the mail, but my bench isn't here yet. Maybe it got lost in the mail? :-\
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Nice work. What font is that?
Shrimpmojo
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That is great work.
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Nice work. What font is that?
Shrimpmojo
The font is from an OLD lettering book that I have had since I was 13 0r 14 years old. It is called "Text" or "Black letter".
I just drew the letters on a piece of typing (or print) paper as large as I could then ran it through the copier to make patterns. (I wanted to keep the orginal in case I ever have to re-make the sign.) The plywood sign measures 12" x 15" for a refernce for you.
I also want to thank everyone for the nice comments. It is such a simple project but, is the first scrolling job that I've done for quite awhile.
Rog
PS. Janet, please don't wait with bated breath for the mailman to deliver your bench. ::) It is ment to be a "DIY" project. ;) You can go to Lowes and get the "kit" and follow the instructions imbeded in your mind to build your own bench the way you want it. ;D
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Very nicely done!
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looks great!
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Great job Roger, Scrolling, Framing, Finish, it all looks good.
Mark