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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Labor of Love
This is another video I found about the Freedom Portrait scrollers group. Thanks for the difference you guys make in peoples lives.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Back to the Basics
Here is a four part video that deals with some basic tips and tricks of the scroll saw.
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four
Monday, April 28, 2008
Mothers Day
Mothers Day is just around the corner. This is a simple mini clock pattern for you to cut. The pattern requires a 1 7/16" mini clock insert.Tomorrow is a day I have been looking forward to for a while now. There is a Woodcraft woodworking store opening here in town. I have had to drive about 90 miles to another city to visit Woodcraft in the past. It will be nice to be able to buy my supplies without spending all that money on gas.
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Layered Deer Scene
This scroll saw art pattern is six layers thick. Each layer is cut from 1/4" contrasting woods.Make A Donation
Friday, April 25, 2008
Fish Switch Plates
Eltee requested a switch plate with fish. I thought a few other scrollers might like these also so I decided to upload them. I hope these work out for your friend Eltee.Make A Donation
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Email from Tami
I received an email from Tami today. Her father has been a scroller for several years. They recently found my blog and decided to redesign one of my earlier patterns. This is a great way to get started designing patterns. I think it looks great.Tami was obviously very proud of her father and his work. She wanted to share a picture of the round praying hands box. Thanks Tami and tell your dad to keep us posted on his new designs.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
24 Mini Animal Clocks
If you are looking for some very easy patterns to cut these clocks should do fine. All these clocks require a 1 7/16 mini clock insert. Use a 1 3/8" forstner bit to cut the hole for the clock.Make A Donation
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Two Word Art Patterns
Here are a couple word art patterns for Mothers Day and Fathers Day. (Worlds Best Mom) and (Worlds Best Dad). These patterns are 9 1/2" long and under 2" high. I usually cut these word art patterns in clear Pine. The Pine is easy to cut and no one really cares what wood you use in this type of pattern.Make A Donation
God Bless This Home
This is another easy pattern for you to cut. Enjoy.Make A Donation
Monday, April 21, 2008
SK8 OR DIE Clock
This skateboarder pattern might just make your teenage stunt skater appreciate your work. The pattern requires a 1 7/16" mini clock insert. Cut this pattern from 3/4" wood to give it some depth. This is another pattern that could be customized with the skaters name placed on the base in front of the clock.Make A Donation
Cheerleader Loud and Proud
I had a request for a cheerleader pattern. I came up with this Loud and Proud pattern. You could remove the Loud and Proud and replace it with the cheerleaders name.Make A Donation
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Army Retired Pattern
Do you have a retired US Army veteran in your life. Make them this wall hanging and they can show their pride to be a veteran.Use 1/4 inch ply for the backer board. The eagle should be cut from 1/4" hard wood and applied to the backer board. Apply color paper behind the backer board to add a little color if you like.
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Three Candle Stand
This candle stand is 9 inches long. It is designed to be cut from 1/4" stock. It is best to stack cut the two base pieces so the match well. This project is very easy and can be cut quickly. There are only eight interior cuts in the base if you stack cut them.I wanted to mention that I plan to attend the Scrollsaw Association of the World EXPO in Wilmington OH. The EXPO is the 12th and 13th of July 2008. If any of you plan to attend maybe we can meet and say hi. Right now I plan to attend Saturday but I'm not sure about Sunday.
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Friday, April 18, 2008
Mothes Day Angels
I had a request from Jeanie to do a wall hanging of an angel for Mothers Day. Jeanie is new to scrolling and wanted to make something special for her mother.This pattern is approximately 8" x 10" so you might have to do a glued up panel for the frame. You should use a contrasting wood for the angels. The wood is all 1/4" thick.
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Monday, April 14, 2008
Paper Towel Holder Pattern
This paper towel holder will look nice on the kitchen counter. The base and frame are made from 1/2" walnut. Use a 1" wooden dowel rod to hold the towels.I know the second picture looks like it's floating. It was still damp and I didn't want it to stain my cloth. I sat it on a small block. No magic involved. :)
The blog reached the 1000 plus subscriber mark last week. When I started the Scrollsaw Workshop blog in May of last year I had no expectations of what would happen. We are approaching the 1 year anniversary of the blog. I want to thank all of you for supporting the site. I have had a blast talking with many of you and look forward to meeting even more of you in the future.
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
Hummingbird Shelf Pattern
This little shelf will hold a couple small candles or other objects. The shelf is 8" wide and 3 1/4" deep. Use 1/2" thick wood of your choice.This will be a rather delicate piece so be careful with it.
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Making Picture Frames with Colin Knecht from www.woodworkweb.com
Most scrollers will need to make frames at some point. I found these videos on YouTube by Colin Knecht that show a simple and accurate way to make any size frame. Remember to follow all safety procedures outlined in your power tools manual. Your safety and the safety of those around you is your responsibility.
Making Picture Frames with Colin Knecht
Making Picture Frame Stock
Assembling Picture Frames
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Making Picture Frames with Colin Knecht
Making Picture Frame Stock
Assembling Picture Frames
The Horse
This pattern has some intricate cuts. You will need to use spiral blades for this pattern. Jump over to Mikes Workshop and pick up a selection of his spiral blades. The pattern is 8" x 10" and should be cut from 1/4" Baltic birch plywood.Make A Donation
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Grandma's Kitchen Pen Holder Pattern
This pen holder is for Grandma's kitchen. Buy your Grandma a nice pen for her to write recipes and notes in the kitchen.Make A Donation
Monday, April 7, 2008
Friend Plaque Pattern
I'm sitting here watching the NCAA basketball championship game and playing around with a few easy patterns. I can't remember where I ran across these words of wisdom but they ring true.Everyone have a great week. I'm going to get back to watching the game.
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Nice Fret Work from Eltee Thibodeaux
These are pictures sent to me by Eltee. The second picture is one of my favorite fret work clock patterns. I have to give that one a try someday. So many patterns so little time.
Thanks Eltee for sharing your work with all of us. These are definitely works to be proud of.
Thanks Eltee for sharing your work with all of us. These are definitely works to be proud of.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Mini Fret Clock Pattern
This pattern was a lot of fun to build. The clock only stands 6" tall. It uses a 1 7/16" mini clock insert. You can cut the pieces in an hour or two. Everything is 1/4" thick wood. I used a Flying Dutchman #5 scroll reverse blade for all the cuts. Use contrasting woods for the doors and fence. If you need thin lumber to build this project check out Mystic Hardwood at the link below.
I finally had some time to get back in the workshop today. It was about 72 degrees here in Lexington today and felt wonderful to be in the shop. I did a little cleaning and organizing. I bought several board feet of curly maple and Peruvian Walnut Saturday. Now I have my wood storage racks full again.
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Philip Lowndes Noah's Arc Pattern Available.
Your interest in Philip's Noah's Arc project has paid off. After hours of work Philip has recreated the pattern for his Noah's Arc puzzle. He has made the pattern available on his web site for $20. You will be able to pay for the pattern then download it immediately. Just think, you could have this project built and ready to paint tonight.
In an earlier post here at the Scrollsaw Workshop I told you my feelings about this pattern. I think this is a uniquely special pattern. This is one of those projects that will become a family heirloom.
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In an earlier post here at the Scrollsaw Workshop I told you my feelings about this pattern. I think this is a uniquely special pattern. This is one of those projects that will become a family heirloom.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Projects from İBRAHİM
I received several photos from İBRAHİM DİNÇER . I believe his workshop in in Turkey. I wanted share a few of his projects with everyone. He is obviously a very skilled and patient scroll saw artist. Nice work
Thursday, April 3, 2008
On The Cross
This three layered pattern of Jesus on the cross is a little over 8 inches tall. You should use nicely contrasting woods to make the layers stand out.I received some exciting news today. The Scrollsaw Workshop was voted 78th out of over 3000 blogs in the recreation category with a score of 8.2 out of 10. The editor of www.blogged.com sent me a nice email to let me know. I have no idea what this means but it made me happy.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Corel Draw Tutorial. Text on a Curve
I had an email request to do a video about text on a curve in Corel Draw. If you customize the projects you make on your scroll saw people will love them. Adding text to scroll saw patterns in Draw is very easy. Draw has very advanced text tools. Enjoy the tutorial.
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