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Japanese Puzzle Boxes

November 5, 2007

Who doesn’t like puzzles and brain teasers? Bruce from Homemade Puzzles certainly does. He has accumulated 19 Japanese style puzzle boxes of his own design. He offers them all for free on his website. And what a website, too! Very easy to navigate with plenty of pictures, animations and descriptions so you can quickly find [...]

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Red Skelton Portrait

November 2, 2007

I try not to post entries about the same website so close to each other, but this pattern from Steve Good is so wonderful, I couldn’t pass it up. As stated in my last post, my favorite websites for patterns is Scrollsaw Workshop. He usually doesn’t do portraits. In fact, this is the first one [...]

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Scrollsaw Workshop

October 31, 2007

I’m a visual learner. It’s much easier for me to grasp a concept if I can see it demonstrated. And when I first started scrolling, I was looking for videos on how to use the scroll saw. That’s when I came across Steve Good’s Scrollsaw Workshop. He had several scroll saw videos on YouTube which [...]

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Free Wood Puzzles

October 29, 2007

Looking for a simple puzzle for the little one in the family? FreeWoodPuzzles.com is a great source for puzzles for young children. You won’t find intricate puzzles like those of Tony Burns or Judy Peterson. But they do offer kids a lot of fun with their very own personal jigsaw puzzle. Best of all, they [...]

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Dragon Fly

October 24, 2007

One of my favorite blogs about scroll sawing is done by a gentleman from Tulip Tree Crafts. He posts regularly about the behind the scenes operations of his scrolling business in his blog Scroll Saw Blog. Its a lot of fun to read.One of his items that he sells is a Dragon Fly. It can [...]

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