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  • 1 Diana Thompson // Jul 15, 2008 at 7:09 am

    Hi,
    Thanks so much for putting up the photos of the Ohio show so quickly. In one of the photo captions you mentioned “Jenny & the two Nancys”. The lady at the top left of the photo…who is she? I talked with her at the show and loved her “tiny box necklaces”. I suggested she submit them to Creative Woodworks & Crafts and gave her the contact there. But, I was so carried away admiring her work I totally neglected to get her name. My plan was to alert Creative Woodworks to expect her submission but, stupid like I didn’t get her name or how to contact her… was that not dumb! If you would rather not give out her information please give her my email address, [REMOVED TO PREVENT SPAM], (Diana Thompson) and have her contact me. Your help would be appreciated.

  • 2 RAMON A SANCHEZ // Sep 1, 2008 at 8:05 pm

    Sirs.
    I’ interested to buy a scroll saw to make small things for children. I bought one few years ago, now it is junke. I have heard about EX-21 and The
    HAWK 21, which is the best in your opinion.
    thank for your answer.
    Ramon Sanchez

  • 3 Lisa Kauffeld // Mar 16, 2009 at 7:05 am

    I would like to participate in the 2009 craft
    fair. How do I obtain a registration form?

    Lisa

  • 4 Brian // Dec 24, 2009 at 2:35 pm

    Merry Xmas. David, I may be able to solve your photo problems with the color and lighting balance of wood etc. Google Picasa 3 and download it. Its free!. Its an alternative to Photoshop. Load your photos. Select one with double-click which brings it up to work on. On the left are your tuning sliders and a couple of levels. Play around with TUNING and also COLOR TEMPERATURE slider. HIGHLIGTS will also change the color of your photo. Just Save the results. Avoid replacing original by Save As [name] - 2, [name] - 3 etc. Have a play around and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Brian

  • 5 kofte // Dec 24, 2009 at 7:20 pm

    Thanks for the hint, Brian. One other problem I have that Picasa/photoshop/corel/etc won’t help is my lighting set-up; I need to get a more even light across the wood, and that’s just going to take some effort on my part :-) . Merry Christmas down there!

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