Garden Lookout Toad Woodworking Plan - Paper plan

Pond-er no more! Leap into this very popular crafters project made from scrap pieces of wood! Poke on a stick or mount on a flat board to sit at ground level. A very popular crafters project made from...

This collection of scrollsaw plans features 17 projects. They are our best sellers at craft shows, fair and flea markets. A perfect way to make use of all the scrap wood. They are simple to make and e...

Place a fresh flower in the bud vase tube. These projects can also be used as root starters. Place a clipping in the water filled tube and watch the root sprout. Includes designs for a frog, bear, watermelon, angel and tulip.

One toad can eat hundreds of insects per night, but toads need to be protected from predators and the sun during the day. Although we designed these toad houses as a decorative accent to your garden, they truly are functional.

They may not be the Prince bringing you flowers, but they are cute enough to kiss, aren’t they? Wire wraps around each frog’s outstretched arms to hold a 5 to 6 inch diameter clay flower pot. And so simple to make.

This trio of lily pads showcases even those larger, heavier plants. Keeps plants off the ground for better window light, if placed indoors, and makes plants easier to reach for watering and pruning. The two frogs lend both colour and personality.

Super easy to make. We used 1 x 8 inch treated pine so no additional wood finish was required. You could even use cedar. The frog planter box measures approximately 15 inches long. Pattern drawn FULL ...

Another in our Tree Dweller Birdhouse Plans series. Tree Dwellings is the name given to these collection of birdhouses since all of the critters depicted enjoy spending time in the trees! Easy to build with 3/4-inch thick lumber.

These friendly bullfrogs will add charm to your landscape day or night. Cut the frogs from 3/4 inch pine on your scroll saw. Frogs sit on sections of 5" fence post. Add a solar light or low voltage l...

This coin bank set includes three creatures you would expect to see living along the river bank - a frog, an alligator and a turtle.