Uncle Sam Flag holder or Mailbox Holder Yard Art Woodworking Pattern

We hope you enjoy our patriotic woodworking pattern! You need a piece of plywood measuring approximately 48 x 74 inches to cut out two sides. Or, cut out one piece of plywood about 72 x 25.25 inches ...

We enjoy making holiday designs to decorate doors and walls. We developed this layered project to make it easy to paint all the parts separately, then simply glue them together. This technique gives t...

We also include the pattern merged onto one page that you can use as a guide to piece together your pages. Its also suitable for an intarsia or layered project. Be sure to check all the options in the...

We also include the pattern merged onto one page that you can use as a guide to piece together your pages. Its also suitable for an intarsia or layered project. Be sure to check all the options in the...

We also include the pattern merged onto one page that you can use as a guide to piece together your pages. Its also suitable for an intarsia or layered project. Be sure to check all the options in the...

The design features a bust of Uncle Sam. Custom sizing available to make this a yard art size project. This July 4th design is a good pattern for beginners to practice turns and points.

Uncle Sam will look at home standing next to a flag pole, or even your mail box post. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.

Uncle Sam has been designed so the body and feet can be cut from a single piece of 2x10 lumber that is 8 ft long. The remaining features are cut form 1/4 inch thick plywood and 3/4 inch thick lumber. Pieces such as the eyebrows, beard, star and tie can be painted before they are attached.

Show your patriotism with this 44 inches high snowman lawn ornament. Cut it from 1/2 inch thick plywood. Easy painting design. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the project shown.

These eye-catching banks will grab everyone's attention whether you're soliciting donations for a deserving cause or simply pushing your family to conserve money. Many coins are stored in large cavities.