Ducklings Yard Ornament Downloadable Scrollsaw Woodworking Plan

Looks great in the yard or by the pond! Cut from 3/4 or 1-1/2 inch thick stock and paint a bright yellow! You could even cut the legs out separately and layer them on either side of the body. Same with...

This is a flexible and attractive design. Use one wing for plaque mounting, cut two wings for mounting on a dowel. Combine with other country style designs like arrows and weathervanes. Paint as you w...

Here we have our simple to print-trace-cut patterns. 2 sizes included. Paint with colors or as a black silhouette. Make use of your scrap wood pieces with this yard art project. 2 sizes included, or r...

Here we have our simple to print-trace-cut patterns. Paint with colors or as a black silhouette. Make use of your scrap wood pieces with this yard art project. Resize it to what you want, print it to ...

Here we have our simple to print-trace-cut patterns for an adult Mallard Duck. Display in your yard on 2 small stakes. Paint with colors or as a black silhouette. Make use of your scrap wood pieces wi...

Mother Duck points the way. Make multiple baby ducks! Use on trails and pathways to point the way for trail walkers. Paint as you like or all black as a silhouette. Beginner skill level. Two sizes of ...

The duck pattern by itself is suitable as an intarsia project. Or add a box to the back as a catch-all on your desk, or trinket box on your bedroom dresser. Be sure to check out all the options on the...

This wildlife bird fretwork scroll saw design of a duck taking off from the marsh. This pattern is very delicate and must be cut and handled very carefully. A spiral blade will minimize turning the pr...

The most common of all ducks, Mallards are found in Europe, Asia and North America. They are remarkably adaptable to civilization and will breed in a city park if there is even a small pond. Plan included are full size patterns for the male and female birds. Projects measure 15 inches long.

A yard bird is a painted wooden bird without wings. Adding wings makes it a whirligig, also called a wind spinner. Colourful additions to any yard or garden. Both the yard bird and whirlygigs are separate bodies but they all can built for one or the other.