The Pecking Hens Vintage Woodworking Plan.

Hundreds of years ago, the term cur referred to dogs of mixed ancestry, but it came to be used for a working type of dog in the Southern United States. Bonus half size drawing included. Custom sizing ...

Make these easy scroll saw scrap wood for decorations or drill some holes to hold pens and pencils. Tie a ribbon or bow around the neck. Add a kerchief to the hen. Use your imagination! Easily scale t...

Napkin Stands are very popular and we offer a couple of different ways to make them from our country plaques. We try to make all of our projects into useful items because they sell much better than pu...

Most plaques may be made into Book Stands by gluing a plaque to each end of a 1/2 or 3/4 inch thick x 5-1/2 inch wide piece of board. The length may be as small as 6 or 8 inches or as long as 24 inche...

Here are two more plaques to use with our country projects! Be sure to check out all the options on the other Primitive Patterns pages.

Hinged top conceals a 44 to 52 quart plastic wastebasket. Front doors open for easy removal of wastebasket. All parts drawn to scale.

These adorable cooks can hold plates of cookies or desserts with ease!

Long before iceboxes became a common household item, frugal homemakers everywhere stored their bread and pastries in a pie safe. The decorative punched-tin panels allowed ventilation while protecting ...

This plan is for the country buffet. There are other plans in this collection that work great as a set or for stand alone pieces.

Breadboard ends, a rock-solid top, turned legs, and a terrific paint job all add up to one fine dining experience. Oh, and do not worry if you are not a turner. See our source for preturned legs in th...