And I am starting with the little things that normally is the last things I add to a project to give a person more things to look at in case the main object was poorly made to start with and that maybe some folks didn't like and I was hoping the small things would keep some folks to do a double take and see something interesting...

   So, I have spent the last three days  making flowers and actually tying to reproduce something like nature keeps coming up with even with no patterns or plans...

  I can see some improvement in my flower making from the first rose I made some time ago to the last one but maybe some didn't even think I was making roses and to them was just a pile of pieces of wood.

 So this project starts out backwards and I hope I don't get flubbed where I walk away from it and start something else..

Cutting these rose petals out with the scroll saw is hard enough but I still don't have all the shapes I'm looking for. Maybe I turned these little bowels there on the top left side with the lathe and maybe I didn't but these are what I'm stacking rose petals in to and hoping they all slide in to position and don't depend on me to guide them in to place.

    I think I just heard to scroll saw start up so I better get back out there before it saws holes in my walls...

I can't even imagine how you can do this!

I didn't get much done today just what you see took all day. Lew I would explain it to you but if you don't have a scroll saw my words would be wasted. All the pieces to the flowers were cut with the scroll saw.

Thanks. Scroll sawing isn’t in my wheelhouse 

Got the flowers ready for the next project.

I hope the colors calms down after a clear coat or two for I don't want them to be the center of attention!!  

They are sure pretty, though. 

Those are very nice blossums