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Scherenschnitte Patterns

August 19, 2008

I have mentioned before that scherenschnitte (paper cutting) is very similar to scroll sawn portraits. The only difference is the medium in which we work. But the principles of design remain the same. Since the two art forms are so similar, us scrollers can easily look to scherenschnitte for patterns and inspiration. I recently came [...]

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Buckeye Butterfly

August 13, 2008

David from Tuliptree Crafts has published another great pattern for those who wants it. He’s been working on this Buckeye Butterfly pattern over the last few days, and he finally finished it. Cut from 1/8″ hardwood for the wings and 1/4″ for the body, this will make a stunning centerpiece. This pattern can easily be [...]

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Dachshund CD Holder

August 12, 2008

Here’s a fun little project for a kid’s room to help keep the CD clutter under control. This free Dachshund CD holder pattern is provided by Sawdust Making. The materials are inexpensive and can be accomplished with minimal tools. But you end up with great results. I really like the CD holder unfinished, but you [...]

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Whitewolf Patterns and Photoshop Tutorial

August 1, 2008

Last post, I talked about Darryn’s (Whitewolf) patterns. He has designed a nice collection of patterns. He was kind enough to zip his entire collection for one easy download! His collection includes all of the patterns shown on his myphotoalbum.com website, as well a few new patterns. In fact, he has over 200 in all! [...]

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Whitewolf Patterns

July 30, 2008

Native American portraits have always been popular. So I was excited to see a number of great Native American patterns designed by Darryn (aka Whitewolf) from The Wolf’s Den. The patterns are hosted by myphotoalbum.com. Unfortunately, myphotoalbum.com’s free service only provides low resolution pictures. But Darryn is happy to send you a high resolution copy [...]

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Wooden Bi-Plane Toy

July 25, 2008

As a blogger who highlights scroll saw resources on the internet, I have a difficult time not constantly writing about Steve Good’s website, Scrollsaw Workshop. If I was to write an article each time Steve creates a wonderful pattern, this blog would quickly turn into a Steve Good fan site. So I constantly have to [...]

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United We Stand

June 25, 2008

It’s hot and firecrackers are popping over head. That must mean we’re getting close to the 4th of July! BBQ, lawn chairs and horseshoes with a late night lighting of the sky. This is a great time of year to really appreciate our great country. In honor of that, here’s a neat little project to [...]

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Woven Box With Bead Accents

June 16, 2008

There’s no doubt. My favorite blog is Scroll Saw Blog written by David at Tuliptree Crafts. Its on my daily read list and I look forward to each entry. He has so many clever ideas. What I like most about his blog is that he writes while he develops these ideas into a final piece. [...]

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Garden Bird

June 2, 2008

Got twenty minutes to kill? Here’s a quick and fun little project that’ll use up some of that scrap lumber. Uglier the wood, the better! Then plant this lil’ ol’ bird in the garden to keep the other blackbirds company! This garden bird pattern is provided by Free Wood Puzzles. Check it out, and while [...]

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Father's Day Project

May 29, 2008

Father’s day is right around the corner. Do you have a gift for your dad yet? If not, Sue Mey from Scrollsawartist has another great pattern she’s offering for free. This plaque will show dad how you really feel. It’s a quick project that really turns out nice, and your dad will be thrilled! Check [...]

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