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About Me:
My name is Larry Warner. I’m the person behind the scroll saw that cuts, sands, stains and
completes your order, packs & mails the Wood Art and Wood Portraits purchased from us.
This Web Site is dedicated in loving memory to my beloved Irish Setter, “Wexford.” His
loss is what Inspired me to pursue this craft of Wood Portraits. My cutting of him is above.
One of the saddest days in one’s life, is the loss of the companionship of a true friend.
I’ve seen Wood Portraits at craft shows, never gave them much thought until I lost my Wexford.
I had this overwhelming desire that over came me to learn to use a scroll saw for the sole purpose
of creating a wood portrait from one of his photographs to remember our 14 years together.
Well, as you can see, I’ve learned to make many Unique and Artistic Wood Art on the scroll saw.
completes your order, packs & mails the Wood Art and Wood Portraits purchased from us.
This Web Site is dedicated in loving memory to my beloved Irish Setter, “Wexford.” His
loss is what Inspired me to pursue this craft of Wood Portraits. My cutting of him is above.
One of the saddest days in one’s life, is the loss of the companionship of a true friend.
I’ve seen Wood Portraits at craft shows, never gave them much thought until I lost my Wexford.
I had this overwhelming desire that over came me to learn to use a scroll saw for the sole purpose
of creating a wood portrait from one of his photographs to remember our 14 years together.
Well, as you can see, I’ve learned to make many Unique and Artistic Wood Art on the scroll saw.
Larry cutting dog portrait
Now, in remembrance of my Irish Setter Wexford, when I create a
Wood Portrait, whether it’s of a dog, a child or a loved one in his
or her military uniform, I strive to bring a life like likeness close as
possible from that photograph in the wood that I’m cutting so that
It will be both meaningful and personal from that cherished moment.
Wood Portrait, whether it’s of a dog, a child or a loved one in his
or her military uniform, I strive to bring a life like likeness close as
possible from that photograph in the wood that I’m cutting so that
It will be both meaningful and personal from that cherished moment.
