My 2016 Ornament

Posted on December 21, 2016 by

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Since buying an entry-level scroll saw a couple years ago I have always enjoyed the limited amount of time I get to mess with it. Last year I determined that at the very least I was going to create a new Christmas ornament every year. Christmas was coming fast and I still hadn’t had the opportunity to visit my little saw.

When the cold front blew in this past weekend and the temperatures dipped below 30, I took the opportunity to do a little indoor work. I cleaned up my little shop area some and set to work on my 2016 ornament. Below is the official 2016 WhirldWorks Farm Christmas Ornament!

(The lighting wasn’t very good, but it is a yellow star with blue numbers)

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2 Comments on “My 2016 Ornament”

  1. Very nice, I especially like the design. Did you do this Rachel, or did your husband?

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