Interesting site

[Jaco]

USA site
There are downloadable plans

https://www.scrollsawvillage.com

 

[splinter_smith]

Here's a similar one I have saved in my bookmarks yet to fully look into.

https://www.finescrollsaw.com

 

[scrimper]

My website has free plans to download- they are old fretwork plans from the original (pre 1968) Honnies company and the old (pre 1930's) Handicraft company. I am adding more as time allows.
https://sites.google.com/view/scrimpers-fretworking-site/home

 

[Jaco]

Sue Mey - some of the designs could take a whole year to cut!


https://scrollsawartist.com/?gr_s=BtIf5xy&gr_m=BlfKv9&gr_x=a62b

 

[loftyhermes]

Have a look at Fiona Kjngdon's work.
https://www.fionakingdon.com

 

[Eric L]

Scrimper, having read the above I looked at your site and saw your section on the Lord's Prayer. For your (or anyone's) interest, there is an example of this in the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther. I saw it last year and was seriously impressed. I don't have any details of the person that scrolled it though.

Eric

 

[scrimper]

Scrimper, having read the above I looked at your site and saw your section on the Lord's Prayer. For your (or anyone's) interest, there is an example of this in the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther. I saw it last year and was seriously impressed. I don't have any details of the person that scrolled it though.

Eric

Eric it is indeed a very impressive piece of work - although the one in your picture is not complete, if you look at the one on my website the original has a very detailed frame around it which improves the item enormously.
My late grandfather was an excellent fretworker back in those early days and he cut out of these which as a young lad I always admired so much when I visited him. I have no idea what happened to it. Even as a boy I was interested in the hobby and we had a copy of Hobbies weekly delivered right up until it's demise at the end of 1965.