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The Long Island Scrollsaw Association
 
A Group For All Levels of Scrollsawing
Founded on September 23, 2004, the Long Island Scrollsaw Association is a special interest group of the Long Island Woodworkers and all members of L.I.S.A. have to also belong to the Long Island Woodworkers. L.I.S.A. members share a common interest in scrolling.

Membership is open to persons of all skill levels, from beginners to professional.

A Group With A Variety Of Activities

The Long Island Scrollsaw Association's objectives are the same as those of its parent organization, the Long Island woodworkers. L.I.S.A focuses on making scrolling accessible to everyone.

Meetings feature lectures from Club Members and many of the meetings are hands on. We also have a Toys-for-Tots toy making meeting each year. If you are new to the Scrollsaw or very experienced with it, this is the place to be. Everyone shares their knowledge.

Topics covered have included fretwork, intarsia, segmentation, clock making, inlays, picture frames and all aspects of scrolling.

In addition to monthly meetings and demonstrations, we offer a wealth of new friendships.

Meetings

L.I.S.A. meets every third Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM from January to December.

Meetings are held at Brush Barn (located behind the Historical Epenetus Smith Tavern), 211 E Jericho Turnpike Smithtown, New York.

If you are interested in learning more about our organization, please come to our monthly meeting. Guests are always welcome

Membership
Club membership carries the benefit of discounts from some of our local merchants.
Joining

"Dedicated to the art of the Scrollsaw"

LISA Board of Directors
President Joe Pascucci
Vice President Ed Piotrowski,
Secretary Rolf Beutenmuller
Treasurer Alain Tiercy
Trustee Charlie Felsen
L.I.S.A. 2008 Program Schedule
January 17,2008Tools and accessories- Share some of the uncommon tools you may have. Show off some new holiday tools.
February 21,2008 Picture Frames. A discussion on how to make picture frames, different design ideas, type of wood, finishing, using hinges.
March 20, 2008 Fretwork shelf. Bring in completed project.
April 17, 2008 Solid Surface Materials- Trivets - bring saw
May 15, 2008 Inlay Demonstration by Rolf Beuttenmuller.  Hand out Collaborative patterns and wood. (Santa’s Workshop)
June 19, 2008 Intarsia- Bring in completed collaborative pieces. ( Santa’s Workshop)
July 17, 2008 3D cutouts for Heritage Fair.
August 21, 2008 Idea Exchange and Scrollsaw Race. The laid back meeting for an extensive Show and Tell and  a Question and Answer Session.
September 18, 2008 Segmentation – Stain and paint demonstration by Jean Piotrouski.
October 16, 2008 Toys for Tots. we will cut toys to be brought in at the L.I.W.C. Dec meeting. Bring saw.
November 20, 2008 Holiday ornaments. Bring saw.
December 18, 2008 Holiday Party
LISA Collaborative Project 2007 Participants Clock Collaboration
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In the Spotlight

LIWC May Newsletter - Now Available within the members section.
 
Steve Eftimiades' tool box was featured in Fine Woodworking magazine
 
Ed Kelle's Coral Bowl was featured in Woodcraft, Woodwork and Fine Woodworking magazines
 
LIWC Show featured in WAD Newsletter
"Long Island Woodworking Show"
LIWC in Newsday March 30, 2006
"Carving a new generation of woodworkers"

LIWC Members in Newsday January 12, 2006
"For the truly serious, work spaces that rival the rest of the house"

LIWC In Newsday July 7,2005
"Dispose of old tools with the Woodworkers Club"
Long Island Woodworkers Club Has Made Small Rockers For Children With Health Or Need Problems. If you know of anyone who can benifit contact scostel@optonline.net

 

Members Section
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