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Title: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: tux_linux on January 13, 2011, 06:54:25 am

Hey Sheila!

Thanks for this beautiful pattern! I will definitely give it a try!!

regards
Torsten

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Mainewoods on January 13, 2011, 07:21:20 am

Yes, thank you very much Sheila!!!

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Dawie on January 13, 2011, 07:42:46 am

Great pattern. Thanks Sheila.
David

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: scrollgirl on January 13, 2011, 08:29:00 am

You are all very welcome!  I loved this pattern. It was reworked from a pattern from the early 1900's.  I think it is simple, yet beautiful.  Enjoy it everyone!

Sheila :D

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Russ C on January 13, 2011, 09:06:08 am

I agree, thanks Sheila wonderful patterns.  :)

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Merlin on January 13, 2011, 02:47:52 pm

Sheila yes thanks very much a truly wonderful old pattern design.
A wee Q, on the original patterns were they in English, or some other language.
Just wondering if they are Dutch.

***Merlin***

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: dgman on January 13, 2011, 05:09:41 pm

Thanks Sheila! I was going to start a new thread to thank you, but I guess I was way late!

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Bill P on January 13, 2011, 05:52:46 pm

I'm with all the rest; thanks, Sheila!

Lisa loves butterflies.

Bill

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: jimbo on January 13, 2011, 06:49:52 pm

Thanks Sheila I have been looking for a butterfly pattern and I think that fits the bill, thanks again
Jimbo

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Judy Hunter on January 13, 2011, 08:24:52 pm

Thanks Sheila.......your art is appreciated.

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: cameronj on January 13, 2011, 10:03:10 pm

Thank-you Sheila, for a great pattern--another awesome design.  The butterflies make us think of spring--you know we have had way too much snow in Ontario and Nova Scotia.  I can't wait for the green grass and flowers--and of course butterflies.  Jim

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Dobbo on January 13, 2011, 10:37:36 pm

Thanks Sheila for this Great Pattern that you have provided
for Steve's Members.
It is People like you that make this Hobby so Enjoyable for me.
Once again Thanks, your Pattern's are Terriffic
Best Regards
Bill

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: tux_linux on January 20, 2011, 04:40:48 pm

(http://www.torsten-harms.de/holz/div/ButterflyFretworkShelf003.jpg)  (http://www.torsten-harms.de/holz/div/ButterflyFretworkShelf004.jpg)

Nutwood 1/8" with oil to get the structure

The fretwork on those flowers on the sides is fragile - but so beautiful!

THANKS AGAIN Sheila!

regards
Torsten

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Bill P on January 20, 2011, 04:42:44 pm

Nice work, Mr. T!

Bill

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: scrollgirl on January 20, 2011, 04:43:53 pm

Holy moly does that look great! I never heard of nutwood before.  It sure looks beautiful, though.  And you are correct, those little stems on the flowers are killers.  But if the grain is right, they are doable.  Thank you so much for showing us.  I am glad you liked the pattern.

Sheila :)

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: Russ C on January 20, 2011, 04:48:38 pm

Good job, it is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.   :)

Title: Re: Sheila's pattern in Steves blog entry
Post by: tux_linux on January 21, 2011, 01:19:23 am

Quote from: scrollgirl

I never heard of nutwood before

(http://www.torsten-harms.de/fun/g050.gif) seems like it was a bit late for me yesterday...
I shall not translate some "wood" - it was a "tree" before it got into my range

how about "walnut" - does this sound familiar ? ;D

regards
Torsten