Hi George,
Yes. You are correct. The laurel leaf template is located below the acanthus leaf. This design combines the acanthus leaf with the laurel leaves.
You can see it now by upgrading to a premium membership.
Or, within a few days it will be available for individual purchase. Watch for a "Buy Now" button to appear at the bottom of the Introduction page. It will be priced at $14.99.
Mary, I wonder if you could increase the volume on your video when it is being produced. I'm having a hard time hearing you even with the volume on my Mac turned all the way up.
Bob Easton here as technical support for Mary May's web sites.
One other thing to check...
The video player has a row of vertical bars right next to the HD button. Those are the player's volume control See if all 5 are showing. Drag a mouse over them to change the level.
I am really enjoying your website and how much it offers. This note is concerning the same thing Jim Brower addressed in his email. Like him I am having trouble visualizing the design and know the correct way to attach the knee blocks. Bore and dowel works well usually but with the carving on this block I need a set of the same photos you are locating for Jim. A pattern would be a great help too, Hope to hear from you soon.
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