Decorative & Ornamental Scroll Saw Patterns (Woodworking)

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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

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he pauerns provided are all full size 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/..

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Paimedjillisb with 81i1ler.

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Halloween l ecorations

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Bugs

Make them from aromatic cedar and hang them in your closet-IO keep (he real bugs away!

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Hummingbirds

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A merican Eagle Saw the cagle o\'erla}" from a separate piece

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it on " circular backer board of cOlllrasting color.

Ptltiua-jiuisbec/ fJ�vur<Jod 011 11 solid copper baCk"',.

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Make various size of BUlTERFI.1F.S from your favorile colors of wood, or painl and Slain as deSi red. A few ideas include: m�king

two al a time, and sandwiching them together with thin pla�tic

sheet between, with culout areas decorated Wilh brighl-color..,.'tend a need

few inches below the feet when assembled.

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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

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Santa', Helpers' arms "nll legs 3re i nl"rciunge.1hlt...

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CHAIR SIDES Make from v.." 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 IhlJy lUI'

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BACK FOR COUCH

Make from '1.." thick maleria!.

Bevel the end ' "t I I degrees.

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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.D'N(' 'i TO OU"SIDE OF �I"E!'> C,D,E. W ' k l... DETERMINE' 'filE SIZE" Of' THE 8ACKER80IlRD. , ,,

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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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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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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

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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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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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