Intarsia Patterns
The art of Intarsia has been around of hundreds, if not thousands of years. While intarsia and marquetry projects appear to require serious skills, you will be pleasantly surprised at just how successful a beginner can be. Just think of them as beaut
The art of Intarsia has been around of hundreds, if not thousands of years. While intarsia and marquetry projects appear to require serious skills, you will be pleasantly surprised at just how successful a beginner can be. Just think of them as beautiful jigsaw puzzles. And we all love wood puzzles! Do not forget that we have plenty of books on Intarsia so check out our Woodworking Books category too.
This Cowboy scrollsaw pattern makes a beautiful finished intarsia project. You can complete it two different ways, with a rectangular frame or an oval frame. Both pattern are included. Depending on wh...
This booklet contains 76 wonderful Intarsia and Fretwork Ornament patterns for beginner to intermediate scrollsawers, including some for Christmas, Halloween, and everyday. The designer has also inclu...
The Whippet has been bred for racing and in the first part of a race it can even outpace a Greyhound. This scrollsaw project measures 12 inches high by 13 inches wide, and consists of just 25 pieces.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi has a docked tail and smaller ears than the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Originally used to drive cattle, they are now a popular companion dog. This scrollsaw pattern consists of 56 ...
This adorable Chinese Crested Dog comes in two varieties. The most well known form is the hairless, the other is the Powder Puff, and is covered with long soft, hair. This scrollsaw project consists o...
There are two types of Fox Terriers, the Wire Fox Terrier and the Smooth Fox Terrier. Both patterns are included. When complete they measure approximately 12 inches high by 8.5 inches wide, and consis...
The Akita was developed by a Japanese nobleman living in exile in the province of Akita on Honshu Island. These dogs were used in pairs to hunt bears. This scrollsaw pattern consists of 39 pieces and ...
The Chesapeake Bay Retriever evolved from two pups rescued from a ship that ran aground of the coast of Maryland in 1807. It has webbed toes which make it an excellent duck retrieving dog. This scroll...
The Portuguese Water Dog was developed in Portugal where it has worked with fishermen for over a century, retrieving the fish that escape from the fishnets. This scrollsaw project consists of 29 piece...
The Springer Spaniel is a popular hunting dog used to find, flush and retrieve small game. It is the oldest of the English Sporting Gun dogs. This scrollsaw pattern makes an adorable finished intarsia...
This scrollsaw pattern is for all dog lovers, just look at those paws! It makes an adorable finished intarsia project consisting of 62 pieces. The finished dimensions are approximately 14.5 inches hig...
The breed was first seen in the West after the British overran Beijing in 1860. It makes an alert and bold watchdog. This scrollsaw pattern is made up of 75 pieces and measures in at 13 inches high by...
The Border Collie was developed in Great Britain for use as a sheep and cattle herding dog. If you have a Border Collie or know someone who does, perhaps this project is for you. This scrollsaw patter...
The Bobcat is named for its short bobbed tail and has a wide range from Canada to Mexico. This Bobcat scrollsaw pattern was designed to be cut out in two ways. You can either cut out the head by itsel...
Developed in France, this breed was descended from water dogs used for retrieving waterfowl. This scrollsaw patters was designed to be cut out in two ways. You can cut out the Poodle Puppy Face by it ...
This scrollsaw pattern makes a beautiful finished intarsia cat project. Select wood that would best represent your cat! The project consists of 43 pieces and finished dimensions are 14 inches high by ...
