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You're right Brian. I was told to use a red pen when tracing the designs on to wood for the Pyrography. That way you can see where you have traced. It works
It is easy enough to mark the picture with pencil squares and add little round blobs at each edge. You don't have to cut exactly on the line (only you will know if you go off line)

[QUOTE="donwatson, post: 176800, member: 503"] You're right Brian. I was told to use a red pen when tracing the designs on to wood for the Pyrography. That way you can see where you have traced. It works :thumbs: It is easy enough to mark the picture with pencil squares and add little round blobs at each edge. You don't have to cut exactly on the line (only you will know if you go off line) [/QUOTE]

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