How To Make A Wooden Reindeer | Cutting The Pattern
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- The second step you must take in creating a wooden reindeer from The Winfield Collection pattern is to create a pattern for multiple uses. After you decided you want multiple versions of the reindeer, you must transfer your pattern onto a reusable surface. You can use wood, plastic, or cardboard. For this example, I chose to use 1" thick cardboard.
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This is excellent. Thanks Charlie!
Hey there, Smiley. Good seeing you!
You always make these things look so easy lol Hi Charlie!
Thank ya much, Wendy. Making props makes for a fun day.
Thanks for showing the progression!
Oh, there's more to come.
Nice shirt! Nice work.
Thanks, Scott. I need to get this shirt on our TesmrSpring page.
Charlie, thank you so much for sharing with us the progress!
Hey there, Josh and Doris. It's coming along!
It looks great so far amazing job Charlie!
Hey, there he is. Good to see you, Saul. 👍
Could you start another series like this? I recently saw the ginger bread village collection in a winfield magazine, and would love some tips on painting and wood cutting. Thanks!
Great idea, Will! These are fun props.
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Hey there, Denise! 🎅👍
What I wanted to know is where do you get your supplies (paper, card board, stencil ect) great video.
I picked them up at www.thewinfieldcollection.com/. Although, use their graphite paper instead of the hospital paper that I used. There's worked much better. www.thewinfieldcollection.com/product/10631/Transfer_Paper
Hey Charlie got a question for you maybe you might know it when I lived at my parents as we did a good Christmas display I do a little bit bigger now at my own house when I can't find anywhere we used to do the garage with plexiglass one big feet everywhere I call say they don't make a sheet that big. You know anywhere where they would the place where my father boarded years ago is not there anymore did they just stop making that big of size anything you would know about it would be greatly appreciated keep up the great job what you do
I do use plexiglass in my Santa house. I got a sheet of 48' X 72" plexiglass from a local hardware store and cut it down to size. I know they make 48" X 94" and 80”x120” sheets that sell at other online glass manufacturers. But for extremely large sheets, I think you'd have to special order those.
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Do you have the finished product video up ? I can’t find it
Hello Nikko. No, I never released it. The lights ended up being too expensive for this model. I didn't feel this design was a great fit.
Cut the center out first not the outer pieces.
Good idea, Janette. I have another way of cutting this as well that I'll be coming out with as an alternative to this method.
Lol u will never get this done I make 5 a week and sell them
Well done, Andrew.