how to turn pictures into scroll saw patterns?

Question

how do i turn pictures into scroll saw patterns

Answer 1

take a paper with basic picture
take a dark pencil mark x's over area to cut out
then use light craft glue to hold it on exp. elmers (after you finish you can wash it away) or use tracing paper to transfer design to wood
then use scroll saw to cut out x area and use drill to cut hole in areas inside design with no outside area once you make hole put saw in and cut out those x areas.
when done sand and stain :)

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Answer 3

Is this a wall or a floor tile? If it's a wall tile then you can go with Fixer Upper's method. You can use any good quality rotary tool, it doesn't have to be a Roto-zip. If your talking about a ceramic floor tile then I'm afraid you're out of luck. There is no affordable tool available that will cut an intricate pattern in a ceramic floor tile.

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Answer 5

You could have a copy of the picture copied onto a transparency plastic. Find an overhead projector to project the picture on the wood, and trace the picture on the wood. You can get extra large graphite paper ( 18x24 ) at the sites below, if your picture is already large enough to use as a pattern.
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Answer 9

Tissue paper works very well.