A Scroll Saw Segmentation Project From A Steve Good Pattern

A Steve Good Pattern, link to it below. First I printed the pattern at 70 percent of original size to fit my material on hand. I stacked two different woods to get a contrast between body, bead, talons and limb. I used two different stains to accent the contrast. By stacking I was able to make two contrasting projects. I used a jewelers file, a flex shaft dremel and my belt/disc sander and of course some hand sanding to form the pieces.
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[@twopoolpeople]

Really nice job and video! Just the kind of project this ol man needs.............. no joke!

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Thank you

[@bigsparky65]

Both are beautiful, and it seems like a lot of work

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Thank you. It was a fair amount of work but I think worth it.

[@martinkenny9384]

Lovely work

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Thank you

[@billsavage22mag]

Great Job! Looks like a lot of work.

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Yes and it was time consuming. A fun project but if I had to shape pieces like that daily it might get a little tedious.

[@matthewjason5330]

Nice job I like the lighter color one as well. Is that oak and popular

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Thank you, yes it is oak and poplar

[@danielmccoy7636]

love it great job

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Thank you

[@Intarsia82]

Is the backer board protruding on the left figure. If so , do you trim it off?

[@twinoakstreasures9032]

Yes, the backer board protrudes about 1/8 to 3/16 all around on both figures. That is the way the pattern is designed, it is more obvious on one because of dark to light contrast. I didn't trim them.