Join Henry Berns as he uses a scroll saw or band saw to create an ark-full of miniature three-dimensional animals and a stable-full of miniature three-dimensional people to watch over them. Henry covers three-dimensional pattern use, basic power tool operating instructions and finishing techniques, then moves on to include specific instructions and patterns for almost 50 three-dimensional animal and people projects. Also included are gift ideas and presentation ideas, including a barn, a stable and an ark in which to display the finished pieces.

Learn the basics of compound scrolling through step-by-step demonstrations, helpful hints, time-saving techniques, and 44 shop-tested and ready-to-use patterns.

Beginning and experienced scroll saw artists will appreciate this fresh new look at a fast-growing technique. A series of exercises guide those who are new to three-dimensional scrolling to improve their skills, while various patterns, ranging from simple day-to-day items to elaborate holiday-themed designs, will delight and challenge the advanced scroller. The various types of wood that can be used in scrolling and techniques to paint these delicate pieces are also discussed.

Stunning fretwork designs that used to take untold hours can be made quickly and easily. More than 200 fabulous full-size patterns with easy-to-follow instructions enable any scroll saw owner to master the art in a weekend. "This is perhaps the most complete pattern book of this nature in existence."--"The Mallet."

Whether you are a beginner or have been scrolling for years, you'll be inspired by this collection of 60 of the best projects from the pages of Scroll Saw Woodworking and Crafts.

"Covers the fine-line cutting capability of the scroll saw in combination with some elementary wood-shaping techniques....Explains how to make decorative wood pieces that appear to be artfully carved....Early chapters provide basic information about the scroll saw, wood and materials, techniques and tools, and segmentation technique instruction. The remainder is devoted to the projects, with each accompanied by patterns and step-by-step instructions....Closes with an introduction to intarsia, a style of decorative inlay using various colors of wood shapes in a mosaic to form a picture.""--Woodshop News."

· A compilation of 24 favorite scroll saw projects for making wooden boxes from Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts magazine · Includes step-by-step instructions, coordinating photography, and helpful tips from today’s leading scroll saw artists · Practice different scroll saw techniques, including intarsia, fretwork, segmentation, layering, and more · Full-size, easy-to-use scroll saw patterns included · Contributors include John Nelson, Gary Browning, Rick and Karen Longabaugh, and others

Renowned woodworking artisan and best-selling author Patrick Spielman presents an incredible collection of more than 235 decorative and functional patterns and more than 100 projects. Many of these projects are ideal for the beginning scroller and can be completed in an hour or less. Most do not require expert sawing skills or fancy equipment. Work with a variety of materials other than wood, including paper, plastic, and metal, and try your hand at using interesting finishes that make wood look like polished metal or an aged turquoise patina. Make key-chains, bookmarks, objects d'art, holiday ornaments, crosses, fretwork shelves, clocks, candlesticks, boxes, name signs, dimensional scenes, trivets, and more. The motifs used range from animals and people to Celtic designs to sports and holiday themes. A review of basic techniques and illustrated instructions help you complete these fun and easy projects!

25 projects for a variety of wildlife scenes, including landscapes for large wildlife, waterfowl, birds and small animals. Useful tips and techniques make wood selection, cutting and finishing a breeze.

275 fun, fast, easy-to-make and original down-home projects from the acknowledged masters of the scroll saw, the Spielmans! Projects include country-style cutouts of sheep, horses, cows, and many more. You'll find patterns for functional purposes, such as the duck papertowel holder, along with patterns intended purely for decorative use, like a tulip welcome sign.