Part 1 of 2 Appendix - Hooked - Final Cut wood portrait
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Hey Frank, I'm Charles Dearing, the designer of the "Hooked" pattern. You did a great job! Also wanted to mention that when I submit a pattern to publishers, it isn't outlined. That outline is what makes some walls almost too thin. Sorry for that inconvenience, but it's out of my control.
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good job you can build boat .. thanks and 5 star
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One other thing, Great design. Very clever work. Beautiful. Thanks.
ZEighty8 2 years ago
Ah-ha! Ok, I'll stop thinking evil thoughts about you. Actually, that just added to the challenge. The trick is picking good wood to use in the first place. I was surprised how thin I could cut the wood and not break it.
ZEighty8 2 years ago
Hey, Thanks! And thank you for the five star. I appreciate the support.
ZEighty8 3 years ago