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The essence of what Christmas is all about is captured in a Currier & Ives photo print. The atmosphere of bygone winters is brilliantly captured in their lithographs. the use of a one-horse open sleigh, sledding, skating, or snowmobiling. On 11 x 17-inch sheets that are crammed with illustrations, sketches, and text that describes how to build each piece in depth, we present our building instructions for this set. Based on a piece in a Swedish museum, the sleigh was created. The animal is similar to a Currier and Ives lithograph of a conventional trotting horse. Options for the design include adding blankets to the benches, beautiful metal work along the sleigh's runners, a snowy display base, and a personalised plaque bearing the artist's name.

This storage unit would make a great place to corral kids toys in baskets or just use it as a book storage unit, even for displays. The beveled edge just elevates a plain storage unit up a notch. Build it using free plans at the link.

This is not a wooden toy, so it ought to be displayed in a safe location. Patterns in their entirety, close-up photos, text, and illustrations. Almost all of the components of this car are made of wood. Some metal is utilized, including small link chain for the drive system, 20 gauge wire for the wheels, and miscellaneous wire parts. Every pattern is shown in its whole with distinct lines. There are numerous pictures, illustrations, and texts that go with the patterns. The early intersection stand, description plaque, and display base assembly instructions are included in the plan. The pattern contains detailed step-by-step pictures that demonstrate how to build the three realistic wheels using wire as the spokes. Including specific recommendations for sitting in a leather chair with accent buttons

An instruction manual for building a six-horse team, royal carriage from the Victorian era. Building the project is outlined in step-by-step directions with plenty of sketches, patterns, images, and text. Introducing a full-size woodworking plan to construct a tiny Victorian royal carriage pulled by a six-horse team similar to those found in the past. A perfect project for a band saw or scroll saw. Like the intricate coaches from the past, there is fine craftsmanship throughout. Six horses, three of which are prancing, drive the carriage. Simple, step-by-step directions. No need to carve. Place pattern copies that have been sprayed with adhesive on wood that has been cut to the specified thickness.

Car created from a woodworking plan: a 1911 Pierce Arrow. For woodworkers who are intermediate to advanced. a lathe is needed. Not meant for kiddie play, but rather as a decorative object. Full-size patterns, close-up images, text, and illustrations.

A woodworking blueprint describes how to create a wooden copy of the Mercedes Benz Sport Wagon from 1927. A large number of illustrations, text, and pictures demonstrate how to make the wood product. 20 gauge wire is used to construct the actual spoked wheels that were common on cars of this era. Each and every car part pattern is full size. For intermediate to advanced woodworkers.

Use one eight foot piece of 4 inch wide landscape post to create all three figurines. Lumber that is 3/4 inch thick is used to make the arms and other elements. Projects range in height from 22 to 35 inches. For all three projects, the plan contains FULL SIZE patterns.

These may be easily replicated to plywood using our full-size pattern, which allows you to cut them out of 1/2 inch plywood. 45 inches is the height of the Shepherd Boy with Sheep design. The Drummer Boy is 41 inches tall and is available individually.

A cowboy with a gun in his hand, a cowgirl clutching a rope, and an Indian waving hello. Each body is made out of landscape poles. Projects have a 33- to 35-inch height range. In this plan, there are full scale patterns for all three figurines.

A helpful vulture, an aged owl with sage advice, and a gorgeous bald eagle. With a length of landscape post with a diameter of 4 inches serving as the body, all three projects are simple and affordable to construct. Projects range in height from 17 to 26 inches. For each of the three projects, this woodworking plan includes all the full-scale patterns.

This 1930 Model A Ford Automobile woodworking design features full-size plans and in-depth images, text, and sketches. A functional rumble seat and a trunk are included in this classic 1930 Ford Model A woodworking plan. It adheres to our quite well-liked Duesenberg woodworking plan. The Ford design is intended for experienced to expert woodworkers. Although turned parts might be replaced with more straightforward purchased parts, some lathe work was necessary.

The pirate, sailor, and fisherman's bodies are carved from 4 in. landscape posts. The pirate's shoulders, arms, headgear, and other characteristics are all cut from three-quarter-inch stock. All three projects' patterns are created in full scale. The Post People measure 29, 28 and 43 inches tall.

A kid's room would look fantastic with these trio. They are quite easy to put together using cheap landscape poles. The arms, faces, and other features are carved from pine planks that are 3/4 inch thick. The projects' heights range from 19-1/2 inches to 30-1/2 inches. The blueprint contains all full scale part designs for the three projects.

You may cut these out of 1/2 inch thick plywood with our full size pattern, which makes it simple to replicate the pattern to plywood. The height of the Drummer Boy is 41 inches. The Shepherd Boy with Sheep plan #W2597 is displayed here, sold separately

These tiered planter boxes are designed to be used on sloped land. They make a great way to brighten up an other-wise unusable space. Check out how they were built at the link.

Use 3/4 inch lumber scraps and cheap landscaping ties to create the Nativity Post People. 33 to 37 inches is the height range for Nativity Post People. Every design includes illustrations for every figure in each group. Each pattern section is illustrated at full scale. Shown with optional Three Kings Post People.

This plan set includes the horse, cow and sheep. All projects are made from 4 inch diameter landscape posts and common lumber. All patterns are drawn full size. The Mr and Mrs Farm Folk with baby pig sold separately (19-#2535)

Whether you're urging your family to practise frugal living or simply asking for donations for a worthy cause, these eye-catching banks will get everyone's attention. Large cavities hold a lot of coins. intended to house a removable plastic plug that can be used to remove coins. Each of the three projects featured in the plan collection has complete part designs.

Use 3/4 inch lumber scraps and cheap landscaping ties to create the Three Kings. 34 to 40 inches is the height range for Three Kings Post People. Every design includes illustrations for every figure in each group. Each pattern section is illustrated at full scale. Shown with optional Nativity Post People.

Build this stand for a teachers tablet using the free instructions available at the link. You can build two stands using just one board.

Woodworking blueprint for a 1925 Model A Ford automobile. Full-size patterns, close-up images, text, and illustrations. The Ford truck plan is intended for experienced to expert woodworkers. The plan includes full-size photographs of every component that can be copied on an 11 x 17-inch paper copier.

This outdoor chair was designed to fit a deep seat cushion. You know...the kind that makes you not want to get up. Easy to build when you follow the free woodworking plans available at the link.

The rooster, the hen, and the chicks are carved from leftover pieces of 3/4- and 1-1/2-inch-thick hardwood and low-cost landscaping posts. When used with one of our other ideas for Post Farm Figures, this is a fantastic companion project. The height of the rooster is roughly 39 inches. Every pattern piece is drawn full scale.

Don't ever throw away scrap wood!! You already knew that though. You can use the wood from your scrap bin to make your own wooden wall art.

These kids wall bookshelves come in handy when mounted to the wall lower than you normally would so children can reach and hopefully return books to the shelves. Easy to build and very useful, you can make your own using the free plans at the link.

Similar to the Eagle Sentry, this new Flying Eagle is built from cheap lumber yard components. The majestic Eagle perched in your yard or on your balcony He's just landed, as seen by the extended wings. He has a commanding height of 38 inches and a wing span of 50 inches. It is intended to be put on a brief 4x4 post that is either fixed to your deck or stands alone in the yard. The project shown in this blueprint has full size part patterns.

When the tail of Bubbles the cow is raised, a gumball will drop into the bucket. The cow's stomach cavity can hold about 125 gumballs with a normal size of 9/16 inch in diameter. The gumballs are collected in the project's wooden milk bucket in the back. The project was built using 3/4 inch thick mahogany and 1/4 inch Baltic Birch plywood. Each section of the design is fully illustrated. 14.5 inches long, 8 inches wide, and 9-1/2 inches high are the measurements.

This group of penguins will bow politely and shrug their shoulders to welcome your guests. Simple to construct using 3/4-inch-thick timber and landscape posts with a 4 inch diameter. Projects range in height from 26 to 40 inches. All three penguins' full-size patterns are included in the plan.

Here is a quick way to add charm to your kitchen or dining table. Build this succulent table centerpiece by following along at the link. It is an easy project you could complete and start enjoying in just an afternoon.