On this week’s show, I demonstrate my method of hand drawn scroll saw portraits. I hope you enjoy the show and try it for yourself.
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Making Scroll Saw Portrait Patterns
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24 responses to “Making Scroll Saw Portrait Patterns”
Gostei do seu trabalho muito lindo gostaria de aprender pra mim fazer o meu rosto kkkk❤
I couldn't help but smile when I saw your light box. I made one almost identical to it, even down to the lights lol! I wish I could send you a picture. You'd laugh it's so close, in fact I thought for a minute how'd he get my box lol! Works quite well by the way!
Great hints, thanks
Because I do everything backwards. Ive never opened my scroll saw, still in box. Never used any scroll saw… yet here I am deciding the first project will be this
Very good. Great video 👍
Awesome!!! Im going to make a light box! Thank you for making this video!!
Nice work
Great video!
I love your videos.Julien
I've watched your vid over AND over and each time I find myself improving. Any more tutorials? You're an excellent communicator and teacher. Thank you.
Thanks 👍
Amazing !
Great video ! Thank you for sharing this
What model of scroll saw do you use?
Awesome…great video….what kind of wood do you use for your portrait?
great idea! i use to do this as a kid with glass top end table that i would put a lamp in then trace comic book characters
Thanks
Looks great. Thank you.
You missed a bit. Lol
I prefer the drawing . It’s more unique and personal . But I’m no artist. I have done a few. Always changing a line here or there. But it sure beats a computer doing it for u. Great job.
That was well done. Had to definitely study exactly what you actually cutout and the veining lines.
Your videos are so exceptionally beneficial, thank you very, very much.
Great video
Another great video