There's an Indian uprising!

[jeff44]

Dustin how thick of plywood did you use?  I tried to cut and mount a picture and it would not fit in the frame.  I ended up using glazing points to hold it in, it worked, but it bowed the back somel.  I was using 1/4 in. BB.

[chelcass]

Beautiful cutting Dustin.  Thanks for sharing.

[countryscroller]

Dustin how thick of plywood did you use?  I tried to cut and mount a picture and it would not fit in the frame.  I ended up using glazing points to hold it in, it worked, but it bowed the back somel.  I was using 1/4 in. BB.

I use 1/4" BB for the portrait that is cut out then just some black cardstock behind it for the shadow. It fits in these little 3 dollar frames, but it is a tight fit. Thanks by the way.

[GrayBeard]

I did that guy a couple years ago and opted to not do the border so I took the pattern and placed it so it was on a diamond shape piece of wood...1/4" oak and just put some felt on the back & used saw tooth hanger....

~~~GB~~~

[Marshall]

Well done , kind-a makes me want to get back out in the shop .. Well it'll have to wait till cooler weather anyway ......MB

[Becky]

Looks great, Dustin!

I find after these first years of trying about everything that I am gravitating to fretwork.  It looks awesome but it definitely takes the right frame of mind.  When I remind myself that I could always just clean the house instead, my patience for the fretwork magically returns.   

[cdrover(Clyde)]

That is a whole lot of cuttin there Dustin. It turned out beautifully.

[Al W]

Nicely done.  Thanks for letting us take a look.

[saggioculo]

Amazing job.  I too have a indian project sitting on a shelve for the same exact reason as you had....a border with ALOT of cutting.  I should do it one of these days.  I'd be happy if it came out half as good as yours.

[Marcellarius]

nice job. and funny story.
didn't know you had a max limit on the HPP (holes per project.)  LOL