Scrollsaw - Miscellaneous

Express the love for your Valentine with this beautiful Be My Valentine scroll saw pattern. This St Valentines design is a good pattern for beginners to practice turns and points.

This fretwork scroll saw woodworking pattern features a pair of iguana reptiles enjoying the warmth of the afternoon sun. This pattern is very delicate and must be cut and handled very carefully. A spiral blade will minimize turning the project and small detail lines are much easier to cut. Cut small details last to minimize vibration. Intermediate skill level.

We have designed this old-fashioned horse & buggy project for your mantel or table-top. Decorate for the holidays or display year-round! All patterns drawn full size.

These four pages will lead you though the process of creating our scroll saw silhouettes. We use the witch project (reduced size pattern provided) to show the techniques and options because it is a very flexible woodworking scroll saw pattern as it works well with all the options.

These four pages will lead you though the process of creating our scroll saw holiday silhouettes. We use the Chimney Santa project (reduced size pattern provided) to show the techniques and options because it is a very flexible woodworking scroll saw pattern as it works well with all the options.

With this project, no one, not even the pizza delivery man, will have trouble finding your house by day or night. By day, this sign offers a cheery welcome. At night, 4 inch backlighted numerals will not leave any questions as to where you call home. As pictured, the 16 inch wide sign board holds four numerals. If you have more numerals in your street address, buy extra stock and add 4 inches to the length for each additional numeral. A full pattern set of numbers and the word - welcome - are included with the plan.

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. Our free article will give you ideas on making use of those short boards n the scrap wood box. Paint as you like or leave natural. Beginner skill level. Choose to paint as little or as much detail as you want.

This simple to make ski rack is made from standard 1 x 4 pine and a pair of 5/8 inch diameter dowel x 5-1/4 inch pegs. This sample is shown as a half pattern and is flipped over along center line to make a rack for two pairs of skis. The rack may be longer if you wish. OPTION - Additional pegs and hooks may be added to hold goggles, gloves, poles. etc.

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. Cut out a backer board, detail the edges however you like, mount a few clothes pins and you are done! Beginner skill level.

This is a simple yet popular rack that holds necklaces and keeps them tangle free! Cut from a short board, add whatever amount of L-hooks you want. Drill pilot holes for the hooks so the wood does not split! Beginner skill level.

Thanksgiving is a time of harvest, bounty and family. This is a 1 page pattern. Make multiple corn cutouts and place together in layers and paint different colors. Resize to suit your needs. Beginner skill level using a jig saw should be able to accomplish this project 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 from larger projects! Beginner skill level.

Pedestal Kaleidoscope woodworking plans - Floor model, versatile controls. 12 inch long scope. Our second wood kaleidoscope is fit for a Victorian parlor. Elegant Old World styling with objects in dazzling...

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. These stem holders are such a simple project and serves so many uses. Beginner skill level.

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. A simple project for you to practice turns and straight lines on your scrollsaw. Cut from a short board, add whatever amount of L-hooks you want. Drill pilot holes for the hooks so the wood does not split! Beginner skill level.

Sawbuck projects! Wondering what to do with that scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. Put your money where your mouth is with this spaghetti fork server. Drill the right size pilot holes for the pegs so the wood does not split! Beginner skill level.

Express the love for your Valentine with this beautiful scroll saw pattern. This St Valentines design is a good pattern for beginners to practice turns and points.

This is another popular project made from scraps. Excellent as a gag gift and you will surprised at how great it is! As an alternative you can make circular wheels and build a toy car as a stock stuffer. Easily scale the pattern on your printer to make the size you want. A perfect beginner project for scouting, guides and 4H Club woodworking projects.

This packet of over 200 trace and cut designs is great ways to make use of scrape wood for decoration or profit. Feel free to experiment with the building process and have fun!

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. Cut out these simple shapes to make a retro shadow box. Beginner skill level.

Kaleidoscope woodworking Plans - Table top model, great optics. A kaleidoscope styling inspired by furnishings of the Romantic Era in the late 1800s. The optics are easy to build. We recommend first ...

These mini-shapes can be used in country style craft projects. This page will deal mainly with detailing these small shapes. Of course, they may be decoratively painted if you have the skill, but there are other useful techniques too. Try dipping the pieces in stain and then painting a single detail such as a heart or design over the stain. Dip the pieces in a wash (thinned paint that is opaque similar to stain) and paint detail lines or use a permanent ink felt pen or paint pen. Try an antique finish by painting the plaque a light color and when dry, lightly wipe with a dark stain to age the paint. See the patterns for more options.

These mini-shapes can be used in country style craft projects. This page will deal mainly with detailing these small shapes. Of course, they may be decoratively painted if you have the skill, but there are other useful techniques too. Try dipping the pieces in stain and then painting a single detail such as a heart or design over the stain. Dip the pieces in a wash (thinned paint that is opaque similar to stain) and paint detail lines or use a permanent ink felt pen or paint pen. Try an antique finish by painting the plaque a light color and when dry, lightly wipe with a dark stain to age the paint. See the patterns for more options.

Bavarian House woodworking plans - House and furniture like the Black Forest. A popular design for a 1 inch = 1 foot scale project inspired by the Black forest houses in the South of Germany. Full scale patterns.

Mix and match these two patterns and the project ideas with our other Country/Primitive Patterns pages! Do not be afraid to experiment! Use single flowers with the Leaf Base below or cut a flat base of 1-1/2 inch stock and place four or five flowers in a grouping.

A large assortment of quick craft projects to sell, plus many plaque shapes to use for all sorts of woodworking projects. Maybe for pyrography or to cut your favourite scroll saw pattern. See the other images to see all of the projects included. Plans are printed full size on 4 large sheets of paper 24 x 36 inches each.

Simple to make and very attractive. Scale your printing of the plan to make them as big as you want! Make them really small and prop them up on a piece of copper wire for your flower pots. Or make them super sized and secure them to your fence or side of a building! We offer two wing types but feel free to design your own too! Easily scale the pattern on your printer to make the size you want. A perfect beginner project for scouting, guides and 4H Club woodworking projects.

This fretwork scroll saw woodworking pattern captures the beauty of an Craftsman style covered wooden bridge in the moonlight. This pattern is very delicate and must be cut and handled very carefully. A spiral blade will minimize turning the project and small detail lines are much easier to cut. Cut small details last to minimize vibration. Intermediate skill level.

From out of the woodwork comes this skull-ish nightmare! Perfect as a stand-alone project or combine with other scary Halloween designs for your own pattern-making project.

This is a great project for children to learn about the different fasteners used in woodworking, and teaches how to do simple layouts to create a bouquet. Each child will make something different. Cut the vase pattern and apply to the back board, then get creative with nails and screws, buttons and anything else!