Well, a lot of the posts are older items I'm just trying to document, but some of them are realtime. In this post I have a lot of scroll saw items that really don't take that long to do, it's just a matter of planning, executing, and following up. All three steps are difficult for me. :)
J and I were in the garage and while she was sorting something or other I picked up a tiny scrap of wood (final puzzle is about the size of a quarter) and knocked this out in a few minutes: (yeah, I can be cheesy sometimes, but I always mean it!)
This next one is from a book on Fantasy and Legend Scroll Saw Puzzles, which I really like because of the specificity of subject but the variety of examples. I've done quite a few of them already, just have to post them:
Finally, three images from a common theme: Sea Life. I used some patterns from a simple scroll saw pattern book, and just improvised a bit as well. Final pieces are about two inches wide/tall. The original patterns didn't have puzzle shapes cut in them, and I'm just now learning how to cut them so they stay together:
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