Snowflakes

Here are the free instructions for you to make your own wooden holiday snowflakes, but lets face it...you can leave these up all winter long. They aren't difficult to build and look quite festive.

Get your scroll saw ready and cut out this set of snowflake coasters plus stand. These would make a great gift.

Download the free patterns and cut out your own decorative snowflakes.

The easiest way to make a puzzle with a contrasting frame is to stack-cut two puzzles at one time. Choose contrasting woods, such as walnut and Baltic birch.

Make wooden snowflakes to give as gifts or simply for your own Christmas tree. Here is how to do it on the tablesaw.

These wooden snowflakes add the perfect touch to your Christmas decor but are also perfect to leave up all winter long. Easy to make with only a few basic tools, you can make them any size you wish.

By cutting a whole stack at once, it will not take long for you to turn out these wavy snowflake ornaments. They could also be used for a mantel or windowsill display.

Build a giant snowflake (using the free template at the link), and follow the step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you.

A cleverly constructed blank yields dozens of delicate decorations. Cutting individual snowflakes from a glued-up block is fast, fun, and a great gift at Christmas time.

Build this beautiful snowflake shelf using the free tutorial at the link.