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Welcome to TJ'S Woodshop

I'm glad you found my place, take a little time to look around and I hope you enjoy the website and seeing some of the things I have made.

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1/5/12

I just checked my websites stats page and saw that I had over 135,000 views here last year. WOW! Thank ya'll for your interest!

12/31/11

You can see my new intarsia rose and get the pattern in the February 2012 issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts magazine. It's named A Rose for Emily in honor of my new granddaughter.

12/30/11

I want to say thank you to everyone that has sent something for me to hang in the shop over this last year! Especially the license plates that have been coming in for the last month from my facebook friends.

I really love all the cool and quirky stuff ya'll have sent!!!

11/14/11

Custom Woodworking Business magazine (CWB) contacted me a month or two back about running a story about my woodwork in the Editor's Choice section. I had forgotten about it until they emailed a proof to me today. If you happen to be in a store that carries it and want to check it out, it's in the November 2011 issue.

11/3/11

This is my new design that I named Emily's Rose. It will be featured in the February 2012 issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts magazine.

Teaching a scrolling class at Ozark Folkways in Winslow, Arkansas 9/10/11

If you are on facebook, you're welcome to come join my friends list there. There are all kinds of different woodworkers and artists from around the world on my friends list and everyone is very friendly.

I check my page there everyday and have contests every now and again to give away some of the woodwork I make.

Just click on the FB badge below to go my page and send me a friends request.

Intarsia Maiden

Thanks to everyone for all the emails you have sent and all of your comments about my work, please feel free to contact me anytime with any questions or comments you may have. If you are a member of a woodworking club and you're interested in setting up a scroll saw class for fretwork or intarsia at your location, you can contact me at the address below.

tj@tjswoodshop.com

Most of the photos you see on here of my work were shot by James McFadin. You can see more of his beautiful work on his website.

http://mcfadinphotography.smugmug.com/

My new intarsia rose and the pattern is in the February 2012 issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts magazine. It's named A Rose for Emily.

You can see one of the dragons I cut in the summer issue of Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts magazine.

There's a small feature about my woodwork in Issue 36 of Scrollsaw Woodworking & Crafts magazine. It's in the section called Sawdust by Kathleen Ryan.

I want to thank the Alaska Creative Woodworkers Association for bringing me up and being the most wonderful hosts a person could ask for. There are no words to describe the place or the people, it's just somewhere you have to experience to believe.

Custom Woodworking Business magazine (CWB) ran a story about my woodwork in the Editor's Choice section in the November 2011 issue.

One of the new pieces I cut is in the current fall 2011 issue of Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts Magazine. It's the starburst designed by Fred Arndt.

There's a small write up about my woodwork in the readers gallery in the November issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts Magazine.

If you get a chance, check out the hand carved snake walking sticks by Jackie Hardin in the link below. They were photographed by Jim McFadin and are on Jim's website.

http://www.mcfadinphotography.com/Product-Photography/Jackie-Hardin/17976346_WSKCv6#1376912674_n9NsfL