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.

More than 200 patterns inspired by the great early cultures of the American Southwest. Make pegboards, clocks, jewelry boxes, lampshades, shelves, and other wood projects extra-special by applying these marvelous designs.

Wood(R) magazine has gathered scrollsawers' finest techniques and projects in a pattern collection that any woodworker will treasure. Take the 80 patterns of animals, autos, birds, buildings, people, and places, and either follow the projects exactly as shown, incorporate the designs into a different piece, or do some mixing and matching. There's plenty of technical advice, too.

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.

"Terrific, everything a book should be."--"Fine Woodworking." "To know more about scroll saws...this book is the one."--"The Mallet." "Excellent. Expands and improves [on] his 1986 classic. Belongs in all public libraries."--"Library Journal. ""Everything you would possibly want to know about the history, operation and cutting techniques."--"Woodshop News."

Presents 450 patterns for scroll saw projects, including wall plaques, refrigerator magnets, candle holders, alphabet letters, numbers, jewelry, ornaments, shelves, and picture frames, and projects using recess, relief, marquetry, and inlay techniques.

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.

Over 50 seaside beach patterns for the scroll saw including lighthouses, seashells, boats, shorebirds, nautical symbols, shipwrecks, divers, fishermen, lifeguards, and many others. Great ideas for practical and decorative items such as an antique lobster trade sign, a ship's wheel welcome sign, and more.

A revised and expanded republication of Holiday Scrollsaw ornaments, originally published in 1999.

Showing how to create moveable toys like those in the past, this book has full-size patterns and plans for 19 pull-cord, hand-crank and gravity-operated classic toys. Included are a waddling shorebird, a diving frog, a strutting pig, a creeping crocodile and a scuttling beetle.