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Rock The Wood

April 21, 2008

Ready to rock the intarsia world? Here’s a fun little project that will do just that. This free intarsia rocker is designed by Shawn Lloyd of Intarsia Plans. It is presented in PDF format for easy printing. The design is also ‘exploded’ for easy placement on your wood. No more spending valuable time breaking the [...]

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SawBird Intarsia Patterns

April 18, 2008

Need a jump start to get you started with intarsia? Garnet Hall of SawBird Intarsia has a few patterns to get you on your way. He is offering 3 free patterns that progress in difficulty. Each pattern is presented in JPG format for easy scaling. He also includes wood recommendations for each project, most of [...]

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Bull Puzzle

April 17, 2008

My favorite blog has got to be David’s from Tuliptree Crafts located at scrollsawblog.com. He writes daily posts about the behind the scenes work of his scroll saw/craft business. He has plenty of pictures of the projects he is working on. I especially enjoy reading which items tend to sell better than others and his [...]

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Spittin' Image Woodworking Patterns

April 16, 2008

I’m a big fan of wildlife portraits. Capturing the spirit in an animal wood is almost magical. Rick from Spittin’ Image Woodworking really has a knack of capturing those moments in the patterns he creates. He has a wide variety of other patterns available too. But you can certainly tell that wildlife portraits are close [...]

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Bible Verse Patterns

April 15, 2008

There’s no doubt about it. Bible verses make great wall hangings and offer inspiration and motivation to face the day. Saw4Fun put it best when they said “We believe the word of God should be free and readily promoted.” They stay true to their words by offering a great selection of free Bible verse patterns. [...]

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Flowers For Mom

April 14, 2008

Mother’s Day is right around the corner. Have you started a project for your mom or wife? If not, Sue Mey from Scrollsawartist has a wonderful Mother’s Day pattern for you. The pattern is free to download and presented in JPG format for easy scaling. While you’re there, check out all of her other great [...]

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Simple Toy Bus

April 11, 2008

Once you start making toys, every kid in the neighborhood will be knocking on your door wanting their own. You certainly don’t have the time to make a detailed toy for every kid who wants one. So here’s a very simple toy bus that you can make in no time. Best of all, you can [...]

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Heirloom Train Set

April 10, 2008

Here’s a Train Set that will be sure to please. The project is provided by ShopSmith. Much of it can be cut with the scroll saw and a few basic tools. Unfortunately, they also require a lathe to turn the boiler and smoke stack. But, with a little imagination, I bet you can alter the [...]

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Doggie Pull Toy

April 9, 2008

My son loves doggies. And why wouldn’t he? They’re a loyal and obedient friend. Here’s a doggie that will follow you around and be a close companion for any child. The pattern is provided by Don Firt of Grandpa’s Workshop. It can easily be cut with a scroll saw and a drill to finish the [...]

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Lil' Bugger

April 8, 2008

Bink from Bink’s Woodworking has a great little toy Volkswagen bug project. Using complimentary hardwoods is what makes this simple little design really stand out. The project is pretty straight forward and should be able to complete it in an afternoon. Bink takes you step by step through the construction with clear descriptions and accompanying [...]

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