St Bernard Yard Art Woodworking Pattern

Woodworking patterns designed and produced by WoodworkersWorkshop®. This product is available as either a paper plan that can be mailed to you, or a PDF plan that you can download. The paper plan set printed on wide format paper to accommodate the full scale drawings. Simply open up the pattern, trace the parts in place and get busy cutting your plywood! Where given, all measurements are in inches. The PDF plan you will download on the checkout page. This is a PDF plan that you will print on regular size paper using your printer settings or take to a local copy centre to print on 36 inch wide format paper.. First save the PDF plan onto your computer or some other safe place you keep your electronic documents so that you are able to access the plan again.

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We offer a color print for this woodworking project. It prints on self adhesive vinyl, simply peel and stick to the flat surface (plywood, plastic panel, glass or wall). Order the color print to save on painting time. Color prints are custom printed for your order, therefore are NOT REFUNDABLE. The self adhesive is very tacky. The plan offers some tips on application. We will not be held responsible for any damage to the color print or the surfaces should you decide to pull off the vinyl to reposition or remove it. The inks used are weather proof and are rated for exposure to UV rays. Used in seasonal displays the colors should last you for years of use.