Wagon Wheel & Mary's Flower Dots
Some of Fun Dot patterns are traced from historic specimen books, while others are my own designs. The very first versions were simple enough to cut on my pantograph with no trimming, making them some of the earliest ornaments I ever produced. Now, with laser cutting, I’m able to create increasingly intricate variations.
Lace – inspired by the delicate pattern of a doily that once caught my eye
Unicorn Footprint – Scott’s personal favorite, named by Jo Gonda; the pantograph pattern was made with cut-off dowel rods and required no trimming
Hamilton Star – the very first ornament I ever cut on a pantograph
Dogwood – one of the best-selling designs I’ve made, still a studio favorite today
Lace dot – inspired by the pattern of a doily that once caught my eye
and more!
Some of Fun Dot patterns are traced from historic specimen books, while others are my own designs. The very first versions were simple enough to cut on my pantograph with no trimming, making them some of the earliest ornaments I ever produced. Now, with laser cutting, I’m able to create increasingly intricate variations.
Lace – inspired by the delicate pattern of a doily that once caught my eye
Unicorn Footprint – Scott’s personal favorite, named by Jo Gonda; the pantograph pattern was made with cut-off dowel rods and required no trimming
Hamilton Star – the very first ornament I ever cut on a pantograph
Dogwood – one of the best-selling designs I’ve made, still a studio favorite today
Lace dot – inspired by the pattern of a doily that once caught my eye
and more!
Some of Fun Dot patterns are traced from historic specimen books, while others are my own designs. The very first versions were simple enough to cut on my pantograph with no trimming, making them some of the earliest ornaments I ever produced. Now, with laser cutting, I’m able to create increasingly intricate variations.
Lace – inspired by the delicate pattern of a doily that once caught my eye
Unicorn Footprint – Scott’s personal favorite, named by Jo Gonda; the pantograph pattern was made with cut-off dowel rods and required no trimming
Hamilton Star – the very first ornament I ever cut on a pantograph
Dogwood – one of the best-selling designs I’ve made, still a studio favorite today
Lace dot – inspired by the pattern of a doily that once caught my eye
and more!
Cut by Scott Moore
Material & Specs:
Laser cut
End grain maple
American Type high (.918")
Box Contents:
2 sorts of each design