3d Patterns For The Scroll Saw Pdf Download

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Lutero Chaloux

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Jun 28, 2024, 5:48:43 PM6/28/24
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Trying to keep everything organized takes a tremendous amount of time and effort. While these guidelines have been in place since the beginning of SSV, I just wanted to put out the reminder. Thanks Y'all!

Not sure I understand or is it just me but I thought the New Pattern Announcement was where to put the new patterns in as most people browsing the threads will see the header new pattern announcements and head there am I right in thinking I should be posting a pattern to the pattern gallery then going to the new pattern announcement and saying there is a new pattern in the pattern library but not putting a pattern on the thread or do I just post a picture of the pattern to both ??? Confused.com ? I want to know as I can only imagine the time it takes to keep this site going and do not want to clog it up by posting in the wrong place or posting the picture to many times

You can post a link to the Pattern Library pattern. It will auto generate and embed the image in the post. Or you can post it in both places. The important thing is to have it in the Pattern Library, too. So many great patterns are getting lost in the old forum posts. If it's in the Pattern Library, it's all in one place and easier to find.

Travis. My old brain never did work well. On Jan. 27 & 30 I posted Word Art in "New Patterns". Tried to do the same in "Patterns - Word Art" but both ended up in "Gallery" not "Patterns - Word Art". Loaded by "Selecting" from desktop. Windows 7. It appears that this idiot doesn't understand your posting, "POST A LINK".

New patterns can only be uploaded to the New Patterns category. The other pattern categories can't be uploaded to directly. Every so often, I move the patterns from the New Patterns category to the most appropriate category so people can find them easier.

I just checked "Pattern Gallery". 1 of the 2 (the latest one) is listed there, but not under the Word Art category, where I tried to put it. I wasn't aware that we couldn't post there ourselves, so YES that answered the question.

Below are our newest patterns added over the last weeks. Be sure to choose your pattern option from the drop down menu before adding to cart. The default is a downloadable scroll saw PDF file, but mailed patterns are also available, as well as a laser friendly SVG format whenever possible (the SVG also includes the PDF instructions).

Download today, scroll today! No S&H, no added fees -- the price you see is the price you pay upon checkout. We'll send you an email with clickable link(s) to quickly and easily download a PDF which you can print right from your desktop computer. No more "lost patterns" no more waiting on the mail, with Scrollsaw.com.

Hi. I am a fairly new caker and I have a serious issue. I cannot, for the life of me nail the art of scrolls. With vision in head, bag in hand, and cake ready to be decorated I still somehow muck it up each and every time. My problem is that I don't have sequence or a "rhythem" so to speak. Looking at alot of the beautiful scroll work it seems as if there are repitions of c's and s's in different directions. My question to the masters or even intermediates would be- when you are applying your scrolls, what are you thinking? Are you purposefully repeating a pattern? Are you going solely off of memory? Do you have a picture with the scroll design in front of you as a guide? Drawing and art have never really been my "thing" but I am great when it comes to method. Please help me to incorporate some method into my madness!! Any tips and advice would begreatly appreciated.

And make sure you thin your icing a bit (I use corn syrup in my BC)--makes the fluidiy of the scrolling process go so much better!! You know, come to think of it, I'm a doodler and love to scroll all over any paper in front of me with a pen. Here's an example of scroll work free style with a 60 thrown in here and there for a 60 th BD. I think doing scrollwork is just fun!! -photo_867033.html

I love scrollwork on cake and did my first scrollwork recently on the wedding cake in my photos. I find that I am not very good at following the presses. I actually draw scrollwork as my doodle when I'm sitting in a boring meeting at work. I really liked one page (yep, filled up almost an entire page sitting in that meeting ) and sort of used it as a guide on the cake.

I tried to randomly go in different directions and mix in "C"'s and "S"'s. I was pretty pleased with the outcome.

I rebaked a layer of my wedding cake and didn't want to trash it so I iced it and covered it in scrolls just to practice, then put on a couple of holly leaves and berries for color and I love that cake! Haven't posted a picture yet. On the practice cake, I wasn't worried about perfection and I thought it turned out better than the wedding cake. It 's the harder I try the worse it is, but if I just let it flow, it looked much better.

So my advice, be random, relax and let it flow.

You can also make your own templates. You can draw your own, or there are many stamps out there with awesome scrolls. After you get the design drawn or stamped, take piping gel and trace the design. Let it sit overnight, and you've got your own press template. I found this to be a great way to be consistent until I felt comfortable freehanding.

I suck at scrollwork....just wanted to let you know I feel your pain. I would say mine look like a 3rd grader did them but my 3rd grader is an awesome artist so she could clearly do better then me!

I was thinking of putting some parchment over the scroll page in the M. Braun book 'Cakewalk' and practice, practice, practice....... *sigh* but I feel like a twit.

Cornelli lace is another killer....they make it sound so easy and random and I always get fouled up and turn the wrong way and then my line design is forced to stop. Or worse, I make the same turns so it doesn't look random at all, lol.

For me the presses are more difficult to do.Creating your own pattern is easier than following one. Scrolls are easier for me without a pattern to follow. Is almost like handwriting. You didnt get good in handwriting in one day. Takes some practice. Just keep trying..
Edna

I love this place! I have tried the parchment and piping gel trick in the past, but the problem is that apparently, I am an idiot because it never works. I do however like the idea of having a pattern in my face to look at because if I left it to my brain to visualize, I would pretty much be like cake dva and end up with a huge mess because my eyes and brain don't get along that well I guess. Metro cakes, I have seen so many awsome things on stamps that I was thinking about what they could be used for outside of paper projects- Sigh! That's another issue within itself! Everytime I go to a major craft store I salivate at all the cool templates and decor that they have for scrapbookers and then zilch when it comes to cakers. Anywho- Ms. Edna I completely agree that practice makes perfect and I do need to practice much, much, much, much more!! All of the tips, advice, and encourgement is sincerely appreciated ladies! Thank you all very much! By the way- I've looked at all of you guy's photos and you all rock!!! I am in awe and amazement! I feel like I amongst celebrities, or should be celebrities anyway.
Thanks again ladies!

I can't do scroll work without a visual aid, and I'm terrible at tracing. I've also found that if I practice it first say on a paper towel then the rest of my scrolls look better. lol-then there are times when my scroll or even handwriting has a mind of its own and I get a corner where a curve was supposed to be

I tell you guys this...I do scroll work in a weekly basis..I had no choice but to get good at it..Either do or die...Practice will get you good at it, and the consistency of the icing is very important. Don't get discourage on the first try. Keep working on it..
Edna

I have to say that this was the most entertaining post I've read recently because I am horrible at scroll work and can emphathize with those on this post and yet am so impressed with the experienced and the pro's on here with their expert advice!!!!

I'm also a newbie at wedding cakes and started as a hobby - NOT - it is becoming, by word of mouth, a BUSINESS! ....and wouldn't you know, more brides want scroll work!!!!

Could you someone explain a little more in detail how the piping gel on parchment works? I have a bride who wants all BC - no fondant - and scrolls on all four tiers.....any tips????

Again, thanks and LOVED this post - I really needed a laugh today!!!

you trace scrolls ( or whatever you want) onto parchment paper then pipe over your design with piping gel, then let the piping gel go hard(you could use royal icing) and then press onto your cake, when you pull the paper away your left with a slight indent of your design on your cake ready to pipe over in the colour of your choice, if you are writing words etc make sure you pipe backwards on parchment so that it the correct way round on your cake, i hope this makes sense to you good luck

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