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ACKNOWLEDGMENT S The authors express their sincere appreciation and gratitude to Karen Boelman and Julie Kiebnau for their expelt scroll sawing of the many sample projecLs, and thanks, too, to Thcn."S3 Bezdecny and Denise
IaHaye for their beautiful decorative painting of projects.
Spielman, P:urick E.
OL-coratlvc & ornamental scroll saw
& Dirk Ilo<:lman.
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Ubnty of ConI'O'18
pauc:ms I Patrick
Spielman
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Includes index.
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Decorative
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instructions, photograph5, c.lc:sign:i., pattcmS. and pmjeCL� in lbis volume ate in!ended for me personal use of the =der and may be reproduoed for .bat purpose only. Any other usc, especially commcrepJ IISC, is forbidden under law without I.IK wriu t:n per mi55ion or the copy right holder.
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Every cOon bas been made to cosure that all the: information in lbe book is accuralc.
differing <.."OOditions. tOOls, and individual skills, the publi.'ihct responsible: (or any injuries. l osses, and other damage." which may rt':sull from the information in thiS book, Howcvc:r. due to
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TI S b- SUG GES T IONS
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PA ERN CATEGORIES
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Hanging FLat Ornaments
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Hanging 3-D Ornaments
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3, Decorative Birds 4,
Tabletop Decorations
5, Angels
b- Religious Items
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Southwest Designs
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C locks
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Toys b- Doll Furniture
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7. Decorative Wall Art
10. Decorative Scroll S ignage
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12, Decorative Home Accessories
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PREFACE Making ornaments and decorative items for the home is
croll-sawn ornaments sell well ye�.r round.
This book pl'ovide
the largest and finest selection available anywhere
of . rnamen�.1 and dec rative patterns and projects for scroll-'3W cuning.
Each and (:!ve::ry design is the creation of the co-author. Dil'k Boelman, Amelica's leading scroll-saw pattern de'igner. His de'igns and amvork have appeared in many of my previous la"I), grace the pages of Crealil)e
l\'food
croll saw books, and they regu
Works emd Crafts magazine as well
as the magazine's annual special-edition publi alion, "Wood Ornaments." Hel'e, with Dirk's designs and artwork prcscmcd in color, we have -'stahlished a new standard in scroll-saw pattern prescmation. The book ontains well over 100 project valiations and provides somerhing for everyone: from hanging ornaments and three-dimensional centerpieces to doll furniture and elegant jewelry. The de ign
have great market
POt ntial for those woodworkers wanting to sell their work in shop' and ;.t cl"dft fairs. Dirk and I encourage the use of these patterns for this activ iry. We do, however,
tipulate herewith th'll the:: de. ign
arc not permit
ted to be made by laser. water jet, C 'C rOtlters, engravers. or ;tny other forms of high-volume production equipment. , crollers are permined to make any number of projects they wish, as long as they arc hand- 1lI using conventional scroll saws. Incidentally. copying patterns to give, trade, or 'ell i' a violmion of copyright. This book is imended for everyone who possesses basic
croll-sawing
and woodworking 'kills. Rathcr [han e1aboratc on or repeat this informa-
rion. we prefer
to
use
space to provide:: you with 1110re pallernS �U1d
more u 'eful inforl11H1ion. If you arc new ro scrolling, we recommend a book such as
crull Saw Basics, also published by STERLlKG PUSLISHING CO.
Where special techniques are required to complele a project, Ihm information will be inco''P0rated into the p"esentation of the project with text, line drawings, or pholOgraphs. We do offer" few general tipS an I
suggestions lhal are intended to alert you to more option and bener use of the patterns. -Pat.ick Spielman
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Materia 1 Choices elect quality hardwood plywoods when thin stock is ,specified and where strength is important. Highly dcwilcd fretwork and roys will be more durable if cut from plywood. All plans and patterns lire elrawn in
.S. (Imperial) dimensions. Therefore, slight adjuslmenrs must be made
to the patterns when using malerials of metric sizes. (Refer to the section on "Metric Conversion" on page
126,
before the Index.) This is especial
ly true when you are making three-dimensional projects with halved
·oims. Hallie bi�h plywood 6mm in thickness, for example, is close to W' but it is aClUaJly slightly thinner.
Use solid hardwoods for making household accessories and all proj ects that will loqk better without plywood edges. Con'ider using plasri s, aper, metal. alld other materials 10 oblain visual variety using the same pauern.
Solid lI'bile acrylic plas/ic with
Pattern Sizes
a blue 'r"IlSIIlC(!'" iJac/">(!r
he pauerns provided are all full size
ate yard art ,lOci exterior hom" deCOrJlions. Reduce the same pattern 10
maJ..¥!'S 1I
siriking orulIm(ml.
Clear sllicoll Iiseti.
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because of their quick-drying quality and easy water cleanup. ConSider using the m,my specialty spray finishes avail'lble; not only is their appli cation very convenient but you can also easily create very dr-Jm:Oli effects.
pecialty sprays are available in a variety of finishes including
nock, crackle, faux stone, marble, and meta l l iC.
Brlgbt
gold aerosol jll l isb gives
Decorative Appearanc
Mr' &,llIe hireb " brilliallt
You'll nOlice that many proje IS reature decorative ":odd-ons· >uch as
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in. ens, and decorative hardware. MOSI or these iu:ms 'Ire re'ldill' (wail•
metallie look. (&¥! pboto Oil
leather, bright-colored cords, ribbons, beads, feathers, clock :1I1d photo able at craft and hobby shops, leather working stores, or by mail order.
Should YOli have difficulty finding a p:lnicul:lr Item, please write us in care of the pubJi 'her or simply substitute as best you can.
PreparatlOIl /or all easy-to-acbleue parillO jllI/.
Mr" plyu1ood. First Ibe projecl is coated wilb a
clear seale r /ollowed wltb a coal or tll'O o/water
based brollze or copper liquid metal.
as sbowlI
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A sponge applicalion 0/ the patilla S(}IIIIIOII pro
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They use a half-joilll to fasten sec tions together.
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from a hoop or bnmch. RighI: 'l}pi,al
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Dove
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Cardlrull
Blue Jay
Cardinal
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Hummingbird &. Robin <>
Hummingbird
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Hummingbird
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Make two SIDE PANELS from \1" thick material. Note that the two side panels can be slack-cut,
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SIDE VIEW OF BOnOM PANEL Bevel front edge 1 5 degrees. 20-degree bevel.
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OlltO 5 sleigh. Parts call be slack-cut,
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sheet between, with culout areas decorated Wilh brighl-color..,<1 markers; or you mighl eliminate all of Ihe inlerior CUIOU!.S and just paint the spots on your bunertlies; or make Ihem from col red acrylic plastic. Be creative!
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FRONT PANEL
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Miniature Kitchen Clock GRDJ.E
OVERlAY
Make from W thick material.
Make from
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material.
The grille of thi
kitchen clock i dc. ignctl
to hold a 1 �6' diameter clock in ·ert that requires a Hil" diameter mounting hole.
CASE OVERLAY
Make from W thick material. Miter the joints as shown.
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JV1inialure Kitchen lock TOP lake from \4"
CLOCK CASE Made from six pieces of 14" thi k material.
thick stock. Bevel ends at 22� degrees.
TOP
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SIDES Make two from \4" (hick material.
Rear view of edges of Sf! PIECES.
Bevel top end at 22� degrees,
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lock This cI ck is de'ignc I to lH ilizc :1 mini,1 lure pendululll dri"e unil. simibr lu th"
illusLntliun al lefl. Folluw 111'''1Ufa(lUfl· ... ' instru lions
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inslall. Anach
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the hark
p:mel. centere I on the I )calion indll.lI ...d
on the pm lern, Trim Il,e pendulum rod 10
lhe desired length,
Center lhe pendulum drive unit and atta h
here.
BACK PANEL
<" Iake from 'A" thick stock. Refer to the side view on
page 68, which show lhe
TOP OF BASE
Make from 'A" Ihick malerial.
inSlallation of upper and
luwer SlUPS inside Ihe clock
case . Make and inslall these SLOpS
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prevent Ihe door
frol11 being pushed
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inside Ihe clock case.
\ < Jake Ihe h:lck panel so Ihat il
can be remo" eel for access
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knob can be fastened to th e
BorrO M �Iake frol11 'A" Ihick maleriaL
b,,,::kside ir desired.
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FEET
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BASE Make from :y.,. thick stock.
Bevel the from edge and two side edges at
5 degrees.
Fronl view of base
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HOW TO MAKE THE SANTA &:
quick and easy to
make from 'A" thick
HELPERS "JUMPING JACK" TOYS
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Adhere Ihe panerns
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with spray glue. • ,3W
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patterns. •
Drill
%." diameter holes at
the dots
on the patterns of the arms and legs.
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allow arm and legs to
move freely.
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AI "0 before assembly. loop strings through the arnlS and legs as shown in the drawing at the right. The strings 10
be long enough to e>.'tend a need
few inches below the feet when assembled.
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Ariel' loopi ng Ihe strings, "tlach I be "rillS a ncl legs to the hod}' \\'ilh Ihe brass 1;1$[(;ne,.", 'rie the [rings together as shown in (he drawing at rhe left. J-bke a knot near Ihe middle of the b:tck
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join th" arm 'Irings; tben gather and
knOI "II of rhe strings "ppro". 1" hdo\\' Ih" leg pivoL�: add a tlO3I knol 2" helow thc rcci .
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project, drill a W' diameter hole m Iht! location shown
on the hm, and hang with
string or I'ibbon.
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CHAIR SIDES Make from v.." thick material.
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Make from iii " thick material.
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HOW TO !\tAKE THE CUSmONS
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Mak� e ' lll and bHck cushions by cUlling " piece of cardboard to the size of the tI:lshed uUllines shown on Ihe p:l{lerns. CUI picn s of "'d)riC: approx. 'h" wider ;
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and longer Ihan Ih� c'rdboard. Wrap Ihe fabriC �Iround Ih<: CHrdhoard; glue the fabri
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BACK FOR COUCH
Make from '1.." thick maleria!.
Bevel the end ' "t I I degrees.
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I SEAT FOR COUCH Make from 'A" lhick
malerial.
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VicLoria n Doll Table
TABLE LEGS
t"lake from tAo thick material. Join along the halved-join!.
(Adjust th", width or the joint to fit.)
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to enlarge the pauems to accommodate long names. You can also reduce or enlarge the alphabet on page 92 to fit.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE SIG Make 2 copie of the pattern on this page, and join the doned lines IOgether to make the full-size panern to proouc.: the ornamental background for the sign. ( ee the illustration on page 9 1 . )
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House Sign l'se \4" thick material for :,11 part.>.
ORNAMENTAL
BACKGROUND
Enlllrg..: or reduce sizes of letter.<; or sign P,1I1S
to
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length of name.
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Update the year for this ornament with number patterns found on the opposite page.
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the panerns by 1 1; percent on a phOIOCOP)" machine to bring the design to full size.
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BACKER FOR "HOME SWEEt' HOME" PLAQUE Make from a thicker material of contrasting color.
You Jllay want
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on a photocopy machine to bring the design to full size.
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A nniversary Project Make from �" thick material.
This project is designed to hold a 2" diameter photo fr:,me insert requiring a
1 ' ')1'6''
diamcter mounting
hole. Carefully saw on lhe
outermost line or bore with a
16' Forstner bit and enlal'$lc lhc
opening to the OUlermO '1 line with " drum sander.
Dedicated
Keith and �'Iarilyo Wikoff. wbo ceJebrdK'
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A n niversary Project
& I.EIIERS. Use these to modify the panern
as needed: 1st, 2-th, 33rd, 40th, 82nd or whatever. ,
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Add a *, x 3" or 1 " x 4' brass phque with names and date ,
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Ty ing-t he- Knot A gorgeous gift to make and give to newlyweds, and for ",etlthng a nn ivc r ari
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sc the following pat rc rns 10 cn.:alc mimes,
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dates, and decorative elements for the project. 111en foliOl the in ·trueti n '
to
ma ke " backer bOllrd to mount :111 of the pans onto.
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DETERMINING THE SIZE OF TIlE
BACKER BOARD •
Gtet
larg..: sh..:e t of pa pc.:r approx.
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together a. needed. ) •
On th..: paper dr
dO\\m the ccllter. Also dmw a horizomal line ( B-B)
to
Teate the center point on
the paper. •
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nl"np,,)�� at the center pOint. and
dmw a 71i!" diameter circle, indicated as ( I ) a t the right. with " 3';'." mdills. This
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mount ing ,11'''''
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EXlend Ihe compass 1" to draw another circle ( 2 ). U'e this circle as your guide
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place the names above the circles, and dalcs bclow iI,
as �h()\vn in the illustration on Ihe opposile page. •
Shan name, like "Dirk & Ka ren will tol on one line, but YOll will need additiomtl circles/line ' "
for lonl(er names such as "Banholomew and Elizabelh," or 10 include lasl n3m s ' . EXlend the
( lInp:,,, .1 n additional 1 \4" for each line, as indicaled by circles ( 3 ) and ( 4 ). •
,\fler pi:leing the names and dales in proper loc1.lions (centers on Ihe l i ne A-A ), delermi ne
pl:on:menb for Ihe corner brackels: Measure Ihe widest pon ion of your project (e.g., Banhol ;
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add a minimu lll 14 beyond each end, and mark 10 produce IWO venical lines (C-C).
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From Ihe lOp edge of the lopmosl line of letl ers add *". and draw a ho,izonLaI l i ne ( 0 -0).
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Piace the large hean 'iii " above line ( E-E). and position the fOllr brac k ets in the corners
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Fi na lly add a l i ne \4" beyond Ihe l i nes (C-C, D-D. E-E)
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W' below circle 0): draw horizomal line ( E-E).
produced b . Ihe l ines (C-C, D-D, E-E). ,
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define lile siZt! or tht! backer
board. (This \4" space filS inside rabbel of lip of thc fr:amc . )
AT TH[S POINT, OBSERVE COMPLEfEO lAYOUT AND MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AS DESIRED •
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and cul the backer board from IA" thick material.
PlANNING TIlE FRAME •
To delermine Ihe quantity of mate,ia i you need for
your rre.. ne: Measure the width ,.nd lenglh of yOLIJ' backer board; add 2" 10 each dimension, and then doubl", that number. For example:
As,ul11c )'Our backer b oa rd is ]0" x 1 4'A"
as shown 10 Ihe right. Add 2" 10 each d imension, making them 1 2" and 16W.
Double l h(:"'� numbers, which equals 24" anel
33". JU'I ad I Ihese together for ,\ 101.:11 of 57" of framin� material needed.
BACKER BOARD . lO" x 14W
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MAKING THE FRAME . . . •
The frame is made from %" x 1 W' marerial. On the bonom edge, usc a rOUler and bir to creare a rabbet or lip v.." wide by W deep. Use a round·over bir to
edge a'
the top
to the right.
CUTuNG FRAME PIECES TO SIZE •
Once again, refer to rhe dimensions of your backer board. Add 114" to both dimensions. ( For example, u ing our backer board illustrated on page 1 0 1 , which is 10" x 14�', 10' · 1 1 '14" , and 1 4W
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16W.) YOll will need IWO pieces Cut at each length )'OU det<:: rmine
for your proje L Mirer both ends of each piece at 45 degrees. •
Test·fit the frame pieces around the backer board and adjust to fit. (See the dmwing to the left where the backer board is shown with dashed lines.) Use glue to fasten corn<::rs of the frame. Clamp togerher until dry. Small brads can also be used to
secure jOints if desired. •
Next. lay all the pans in their proper po'itions on the backer board. Remove one pall at a lime; apply glue to back side; and reposition OntO backer board. (Do not glue the corner brackets in place until the frame has been attached to the backer board.) Before gluing the , d wrap to form a knot-like area birds on, attach a length of cord or srring to the heart, m between the birds' beaks.
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Drill MI" diameter hole.
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CORNER BRACKETS Make four from W thick material.
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contrasting material.
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OVERLAY
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Make from 'A" thick
m::llcrial.
material.
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Earrings •
You can make these EARRINGS from your favorite colors of domestic and exotic hardwoods . . . or ,[31n or pailll lhem!
ANOTHER FUN WAY TO MAKE TIIE
EARRINGS
• Stack up and glue together thin strips of COntrolSl ing colors of wood
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n<:SSes of wood for optimum
n.�ults.
• Be sure to spread glue evenJy over the entire
SUrf�ICC or e:lch strip or wood.
CJ:lmp together
and allow glue 10 set·up ovemight A. '----• �H
an 'Ingle
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the Inuhi-b)'eted nl:neria) (see 8).
Usc spray glue to
shown i n
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lClllpomrily :�dhcrc the patterns to !he wood
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location of the ear wires, beads, and pins (see • U-'\ot! :l
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wooden designs, decide upon
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0. 70 drill bit to ma ke: -small hol(;:$ in tht: wOO<.lc:n pi(!(\;.) to ;it.'(:ept (Itt:
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minimum of MI'"
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PIN
• After drilling dle hole , shape Ihe edge of wooden piL"Cc.:s
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desired. and
Apply fh'ish as desired.
polish mooth.
• The: e;:yt: and head pins are;: :IPproX. 2- long when purchast!d. Tri m
with wire CUlletS.
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Secure whh glue if 100 loose.
pictc:s.
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OVERLAY FOR FRAME
Make the overlay for the fr>lme
from W' thick material, perhaps of
The overby will create a lip, or rabbet, to hold the photo or the mirror in place.
Use th is pattern to trim photo or mirrors 10 fit inside the frame. It can also be used to produce
cardbOllrd backing 10 install behind photos.
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f the material
you will be using. (Lay your material on edge directly on the paltern, and trace the outline; saw slightly to the inside edge of your newly drawn pat1ern lines: sand or file to tit. )
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materials vary, adjust the width of the ha l f joi nt to -
malch Ihe material you are using. (Uty your malerial
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Feet and Inch Conversions
Metric Conversions
1 inch
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Acce sories, home, 108- 1 25 Acryl ic plastic, 12, 56 Adhesives
cle;lf silicon,
Earrings, IOG-I07
"Elegant Cross: 44
Fabric covering. 82. 84-8-
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"Feline. " 54
Finishes
American eagle, -2
jewelry. lOG
;-80
"jumping Jack" 10Ys. stringin g.
5- 6
Leners & numbers, 4 1 . 4-,
7, 55,
91-93, 98-99, 100- 1 0 1 . 1 04
"Animal March: 30-31
acryJi s, S
"Linle DllIch Windmill" clock, 65-67
"Angels of joy,"
painl, 5. I I , IS, 20, 56, 75, 107
" Majeslic Cross, " 43
p;uina, 6. 45. - I -52
M3Ierials. ;-6
Angels and religic;>us Ilem.�, 0- 7 " 98-99 Anniversary Proje.. · tic cros . 4
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Baltic birch plyw
Beveling, 30. 6 ,
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4-2 , 5 , . 61 1 20- ) 23
Birds, 18,
Bl ue jay, 26
"Bob Ihe Builder, .BlIgs, I
Butterfly,
3, 99, 125
56
Cardinal, 26
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Fish line. 2; 27 -
Gargoyle book rack. lOS, 124- 1 25
Halloween decorations. 1 6
hriSlma.s (ree, 29
"Handy Annie: 80
01i, 83-85 , 34-36
"Artistic " 4 ,
"EI�gJnt" 44
"Maje tic: 43
D�CO(",Jlivc
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Menora h. 4"Merry Cllri tma : 47
Metallic finL$h. 6, I . 4-, - 2 Miniature kilchen clock. exploded v iew
pendulum,
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sidt.> view , 68
MirrorlPhOlo frame, 1 1 0-1 1 1 Miler joints, 70.
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Model T. -5
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"Musical Angel:
hrlsuu:ls. 93
"Nonh American Wildlife.- 49
n",. 8-) 9
Numbers. (.x'C Lellers & numbers)
wire ornament hangerst 22
Paint, ;, J 1 , 1;, 20, -6,
3-D, 20-23 " Happy
hanukah; 4
Hardwood (aromalic cedar. 1 7
plywood. 5
sol id.
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-� Ioliday Greetor; 94-95
Horne ac essories. 1 08- 1 25
Patina fjnish, 6.
., 107
5, ; 1 .... 2
I'aucrn categorics, 7, 8. 20. 2 . 28,
40, 8, 5 1 , 62,
, 88, 106. lOS
Panern . ( ee also specitl
projecls)
eni:lrging, 5. 30. 89, 9 1 . 1 1 -- 1 1 7 reducing, 5, 9 1
SIZes, , .
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"add-on ." 6, 9; 12-13. 22. 77. 98
"Home weel Home" plaque, 96-97
Pendulum. 72
scroll sign3�e, 88- 1 05
Hoop, 2 -27
"PCle the Painter," 8
wall an, 5 1-61
House sign. 88-92
Plant hang�r, 1 1 5- 1 17
Hummingbirds, 18. 27
Plywood,
Dove, 2;
73
Hanging ornaments, 1st
Clocks, 62-73
Crosses
" lSI Chrisuuas" omamenL 93
Half-joinl.'l, 21-23, 29. 87. 1 16-1 17. 122
ChrisU11as ornamentS, 9-15, 20-23
Compound ·,wi
stain, 12, 56
"Greelings of Ihe Season," 94-95
Cllairs, Victorian doll, 74, 8 1 -82
Couch, Victorian
SP"')' (3..rosoil. 5-6
also spec ific
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malerial (111(/ specific proj
sponge "ppliC:Jlion. 6
Geese, -3
Celtic ship, 59
lown. - 1 , 60
mel3l1ic, 6. 1 , 4;, 52
-6, 8. H, _0, '15. 2
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Signage, decorative scroll, 88-10'
Rdndec.:f
t m lers. 56
deer body. 34-.1 -
" OUlhweSl Designs: 8-50
cars, 34
"Tom the Tailor,·
"Toys c' Dol l Fumiture," 74·87
tain, 12, 56
I"y�r�d, 32-33
Trivets, 58, 109
"Star of !J.lVid·
"Tying-the·KnOl· ( wedding pro;e<'t),
overbys for. 47
Sama's 3-D. 34-36 ilhollettes, 32-33
pallern,
Rohin, 2
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Rooster, 6 1 •
specific projecl$)
Spacers. 1 1 3- 1 1 4, 1 2 I . 1 23
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1 00-105
l Iow, 25
Swan napkin holder. 1 20-123
Unicorn. 57
Table, VielOri"n doll. 74. 86·87
Victorbn doll f'urnilure
Tabletop decoratiOns, 28-39
and helpers. 75-80
"The E nd of the Tra i l
ornament 1 9
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chairs. 74, 81-82
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Thompson table clock, 62-64
3-D reindeer, 34-36
sleigh. 28. 3 -39
TipS and suggestions, 5-6, ( See also
Three-dimensional projects,
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couch, 83-85 table, 7 20-
29, 34·39, 62·73, 8 1-87, 98-99,
issors holder, 1 1 2·1 1 Victorian wall, 1 18· 1 19
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1 15-12'
86-8
Wall art, decorative, 51-61
\Vire Ornament hangers, 22
ors Dirk Boelman
Patrick Spielrnan
has been designing
Iives suITOunded
and clrawing panerns since the early 19805, when
by a hardwoOO forest in the famous tourist area of
the resurgence in the popularity of scroll
Door County in nonhe
awing
he taught high school and vocational woOOworking
began. He has proouced thousands of panerns
for 27 years. Patrick left the classroom more than
thm have appeared in countless books, maga
10 years ;'go, but he continues to te:tch and share
zines, and other publications. Dirk publishes a
newslener Scroll Saw Chatte,: and seUs p3nerns
ideas and designs through his published works. He
and supplies through his own mail-order catalog.
serves as a technical consulwnt and designer for a
Dirk's ancestors were woodworkers, carpenters, and boatbuilders. An
printing
i ndu st r . y
Dubbing himself as " The Art Factory." he considers himself very fomtnate to have made a business from hi
love to dn.w, paint. design. and "feme. It
brings him great pleasure to share his artistic
kills
major tool manuf"Clurer and enjoys lending his knowledge of woodwork ing
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promote talent
and activites of other artisans. He has wriaen more lhan 60 woOOworking books.
One of Patrick's proudest accomplishments is his book, The ROilier
Handbook.
which sold more than
Handbook,
was selected dIe beSt
1 .5 million (,'Opies worldwide. His updated version,
71Je New ROilIer
to help others experien e the pride and smisfaction
how-to book of 1994 by the
of creating be:tuly wilh [heir own hands.
Home and Workshop wrilers.
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