Christmas Card Tree Woodworking Plan.

A very popular crafters project made from scrap pieces of wood, some short lengths of dowel or twigs and a clothes pin! Easily scale the pattern on your printer to make the size you want. A perfect be...

This handy project will stand on end to hold a recipe card, notes, messages etc in the slot you cut in the top. Or you can add a wedge to the flat part and make a novelty door stop craft item. Easily ...

These are designed to hold recipe cards for easy reading without getting food stains on the cards! Simple and handy projects from scrap pieces of 2 x 4. We try to use every scrap of wood left over fro...

Here is a simple project to display your business cards. Makes a nice gift and has many other jobs, like a place card holder at a dinner table, or a stand for a plate.

No more tape on the woodwork. No more hiding those beautiful cards in a drawer. Insert your holiday greeting cards into the slots and you will create a colourful tree-shaped decoration. Holds up to 104 Christmas cards. Each level rotates so cards can be viewed.

Three open shelves can hold up to 100 Christmas cards. No more misplaced cards. This is an easy project to build from 1/4 inch thick inch plywood. You can choose between two convenient sizes - the 16 inch tall version as shown or a 20 inch tall version.

Everyone feels welcome when you take the time to reserve a space for them at your table. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown. Six different place card holders and six matching napkin rings.

Thanks to its simple pinned hinge, this case props itself open for displaying cards on a desktop, and also folds shut into a slim tote for traveling in a suit-coat pocket. Completed, it measures just ...

Here is a felt surfaced table that is great for game night. The traditional green felt top eliminates glare, reduces the sound and bounce of dice and poker chips, and gives dealt cards just enough ...

A great scrap wood project! Make use of the left over exotic wood pieces for a wonderful presentation for your business cards atop the desk. The sample here uses wenge and zebrawood.