Proud to be Military Plaques

[Woodchuck]

Attached are my version of the Proud to be series of plaques designed by Sue Mey. Cut from 1/2 in Red Oak Plywood with a 1/4 in Popular backer, I hope I can sell of few of these. If you have never seen Sue Meys site you are missing something. Website address is  http://www.scrollsawartist.com/

[Woodchuck]

Attached is the Proud to be a Woodworker. It is 1/2 Oak ply on a painted foam board. I am trying E6000 glue on this to see how well it holds wood to a painted surface.

[DWSudekum]

Those all look great!.  I especially like the red backboard on that last one.  Thanks for sharing these with us.


DW

[Rover2]

Very nice.  I have been looking at those patterns in a catalog but have not ordered any yet.  They should sell very well.  Nice Work.

[wombatie]

You did a really great job.  Well done.

Marg

[jrpeteo]

These are very well done, and I think you'll like that glue. Sometimes I just put a glob of that glue on a piece of paper, and use a toothpick to put a few drops in appropriate locations.
Pete

[Keefie]

excellent work on all of them, but the red backer on the last one really makes it pop out at you.

[newfie]

nice plaques thanks for sharing

[frankorona]

Wonderful job, looks very well done, thanks for sharing.

[mickey357]

Nice patterns and very good cuttin'.

[Danny]

Your Talent on the Scroll Saw is Outstanding.  Great set of Plaques. 
     Just a Feeling thing....I started out using the Oak Ply. many years ago
for Portraits.  Thought to myself (then) Wow! Look at that Super looking Grain.
Well I stopped using it because of that.  Interferes with some of cut cut outs.
     Basically I Love to use Hard Wood, but like most here good ole BALTIC BIRCH
would be my choice for portraits.  Also my 2 cents again.  Like using 1/8" for most
all projects that need a backer.      Anyway this is just my 13 cents worth.  LOL :+}

[Marcellarius]

Some amazing crafts you show here,
sure something to be proud of!

[Al W]

Well Done Sir.   Thanks from a vet.


Al