Four Days ago I started to work on a new scroll saw project - a Victoria carriage. The pattern is not very difficult but like everything requires consistency and patience. Each day I tried to cut out as much parts as possible balancing between real and miniature life. I used 2 different contrasting kinds of wood: walnut and white ash, 1/8" each.
These are results of 4 days of work:
Day 1 - It was very late but I was so excited and cut out a couple of simple pieces.
Day 2 - It was a very productive day! That day my hubby called me a NUT, finding me in the garage at 5.00 a.m. working on these parts, :)))
Day 3 - There was not too much of free time, but I managed to cut out back wheels
Day 4 - I have finished cutting out front wheels and some small pieces.
I used very fine blades trying to avoid too much of sanding after all, however you can't ignore this process completely, so I prepared these pieces for sanding:
Time for sanding and finishing the wood! It will take some time!
Happy weekend!
Natalia
se ve hermoso el principio, cuando este acabado sera impresionante
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Lately, every time I click on a new post from you, on the Blogger Dashboard, it brings me to your blog and it says that the post does not exist anymore. I then find your post anyway, just clicking Home on your blog...I hate Blogger!!! Anyway...I so love this carriage already!!! I can't wait to see it assembled and I can believe how many small details you had to cut through....super well done!!!
ReplyDeleteThe detail in this project is amazing...and all of it with a scroll saw! I truly cannot wait to see it put together. Amazing job so far, Natalia!
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Lisa
Hi Natalia,
ReplyDeleteI love your new scroll saw project! You do such beautifully intricate work and I can't wait to see how it looks when it is completed. You already have so much completed in such a short time. Wow!
Susan
Wow, your skill with a scroll saw is amazing. It is going to look fabulous. Can't wait to see the finished carriage.
ReplyDeleteImpressive that you can cut these delicate little things so exactly.
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Wyrna
Quel magnifique travail de précision, le résultat final va être splendide
ReplyDeleteamitiés, Lili
pues creo que has adelantado muchisimo, estoy deseando ver ese carro terminado , seguro que sera fantastico
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Mari
Amazing job! I cannot wait to see the finished result!!!
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Véronique
I can only say this again: This carriage is going to become stunning. You're a dream team, your scroll saw and you!
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Birgit
Genial,que buenas manitas tienes,besitos
ReplyDeleteI love what I see so far, that is a lot of detail work.
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Marisa
¡Qué buena pinta tiene eso! A ti no te parecerá muy difícil, pero yo lo veo complicado y hecho en un tiempo record
ReplyDeleteHi Natalia! (Beautiful name!)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for subbing to my blog.=) I've only recently discovered miniatures and getting a dolls house isn't an option just now, but I hope to do some mini-textiles soon. Need to get on with prototyping...
Enjoy!