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Lei § the piece dry before you scnd the two faces on adisc or belt sander. | find that then using a 1/4 sheet of & B) 220-git sandpaper Is a good 4 way to emoye ony remaining burs Gnd to lighily round the edges in order to give the piece ‘amore finished look, Clean off the dust Glue the two bese pattems fo the second piece of 4 wood and cul them gut with o No. 5 blade, While the pattem is stil on the base cutouts, cil four smaill holes in the micidle of the four marked places for the screws. Use wo smell finishing roils to: merk where the quide holes ws go on the botiom af the falcon and on the battam of the smaller base piece {see Fig. 1). Carelully aril 1/8” 4 holes approximately 1/4" deep in the bottom of the fol. con and in the bottom of the smaller base piece where the finishing nel marks were made (see Fig. 2) Now dil four 1/4” holes in the Iwo bose pieces bottom of the al the screws will nol he Poses andl fhen use sander fo moke sure ob ‘othly tounded, Use ei f the sander to round the mole, use a limited amo wood glue on the bottom af the fal and screw Ihe smaller base to the can as shown in Fig. 3, Nexi, use the s PRICE Fig. 1 Ucing fishing nallo to marc asshionin In Fig. 4. ee aa horcughly clean the comple con and buse. Finish in the oll choice (Ihe finished falean has ty Gaal of walnut ol on ith The falcon makes ¢ a1 or birihcay ners and ti ae the falcon #9 smell ba: Sr) ace Peete can eee leis esate Packs Ra etas Bi INSTRUCTIONS Mole oe ope edliem pie as nded 19 cover the ection id burn marks in the work your and < Combo Special! —* Buy Volumes I and Il and Pay only $24.95 GBRSSBI2) Save $4.95 $C ce) a L 3 Vie Oise fees I I a Rs 4-800-886-6053 ee ae a daons Per or ee Fex Us Pipers ear reg & handling) eer Ch aeeae INSTRUCTIONS: Sand ihe wood then tock fo remove dust. Perret the backer fo shape. Sand well 1d Tek, Spray with fwo oF three coats of clear fh ish and sel aside. Now it's time to cut the pattern piece. Adhere Ihe patlem fo the wood with spray edhesive. Dill tho ontry holes in the waste areas. Using the Forstner bi, bare a |-7/8"Dia, hole where indiccted for the clock insert. 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Set your scroll saw blade fo exactly 0°. The piclure shows thet the blade fs set fo 1°, and even this can make a difference in cutting 3D projects, Step 2. Round over the back of the Artisan No. 4 scroll sew blade using @ hone. This will help 10 eliminate ony frictional heat thot will build up when making very fight tums in thick wood Step 3. Cul the patiern apart, separating the jop. iront. Gnd side views. Use 3M Soray Mauni™ arlist's adhesive to adhere the Ihree views to the 2'-long block of ash as shawn in the phota. Make sure that you use the olign: Ment marks to comectly align your pattern on the wood. Affix the tail patter io the 1/8" material Step 4. Start by culling the frant of the leopard in behwaen the legs and then discard the woste. Step §. Continue cutting the rest of the front and remove if fram the block ‘of wood, Make sure that ‘you do nol exit out of the top of the wood because you want ta keep the “cocoon in one piece. Step 13, Atter you ‘ond shapin tc Step 10. Cui Dn fram 1th afoul noid all Step 14. leeth in Gt the front paw = = when culling Step 12. Step 15..Your linisheet ready ta paint Step 16. Use a tack cloth or compressed gir to remove any sanding debris sfil left on your leopards. Apply Wood Seolet, DS 16, with the No. 2150-6 shader. apply two coats of Camel, DA 191, as a basecoot and allow to dry thoroughly before proceeding to the next step. Step 18. Drybrush Coal White, DA 240, very lightly under the chin and on the chest of the leopard using the R1455-3 bristle Step 19. Apply Datk Chocolate. DA 65, for the spols of the leopard {Ihis is done wilh ihe No, 2595-10/0 liner]. Place smalll dots around the face, paws, legs and fail of the leopard end then make the spots larger all over the rest of the body. Step 20, Using the No. 2595-10/0 liner, apply a dab of Raw Sienna, DA 92, inside the Dark Chocolate spols you made in Step 19. Step 21. Apply Lamp Ebony Black, DA 067, 5 a spol for Iie eye cnd nose using the No. 2595-10/0 liner. 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The eller shaving technique helps greatly in Countering Iese problems ond makes il ecsier fo cu fight curves 0 the waste doesn’t bind when you try tosige it out The thinner the stock and blade, Ihe less this technique ts needed Howover it i: mencatory for cutting the sk omaments in thé [ssua. AR oremiple of what | mean i making the tum where the bottom of fhe" meets the oval frame in the “Jay” omament. Cut to the frome Ine ond Stop [see Fig. 1). Back up the ker? and then widen it by shaving the waste area one or hwo Himes [see Fig. 2). Thet gives enough clearance fovutn the Slade wth no resistance at al 00 Fig. 3) Cut the ornaments With ‘hal iilie lesson behind us, iis time to stort cutting. These oino: ments ware cut from I-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 4° blocks of poplar using a No. ? fblode, Enity holes were dilled with a 116" dil bit Fold the pattern on the center line. glue it to the block of waod ‘and dril Ine aniry holes (see Fig, 4) ‘Cut the small areas [the insides of the letters} on one side fis! [see Fig. 5). Now cut the lorger areas around Dea or sly $3756, PLUS PAY NOSHIRPING 74 Purchase any J five or more fee? of ou wildlife patterns* hy 2 $1100 SAH pet fa WA resid 2 ‘Teal udiiuclcauViiowics the outsides of the letters and the areas on the ends. Save the woste pieces! Don't cut the outside shapes of the ornament at this time (see Fig. 6)! Tuin the block over so the other side to be cut is facing uo and put the waste pieces back in the places they came out of. This is important; it supparis the amament while the second sicie Is being cut {see Fig. 7)! I've included o paitem for « simple clamp thet helds all the waste areas in the other side securely. They,pro- vide support fer the cutting you'll de now to Use the comiage bolls and wing nuts as shown in Fig. 8 Cut the second side in the same order as the fits! side, but this time cut the outside of the ormament foo. Be sure fo cill an eniry hole in order to cut the outside so the biock stays intact and supports the ornament (see Fig. 9) Unclamp the block, ium i over, fe-clamp it, and thea cut the out side of the ornament on the first side you cut. When you're done. remove the clamp and amidst the debris that comes from the block is your campleled omament (see Fig. 10). Make the stands and affix ornament hardware (make my stands from 1/4 plywood. | would preter soil wood but it ust ist strong enough for this purpose, Cut the oval and post (paliems cre in pattem pullout), then sand them. Dill a hole in the end of the post for a screw eye (see Fig. 11). After the screw eye is in place | use cyanoacrylate give (CA give) on the base of the post and Accelerator spray on the tab in the vol bose. When they touch, the set is instant ond sirong (See Fla. 12). The "mountings" (hordware for hanging ornaments) cre made using small noedie-nose pliers, wire cutters, « 3/32" bead chain, and on eyelet. The two "Joy" o1maments use a “bellshoped” end connector. The other four shown below do nol (see Fig. 13). The spill on the eyelet neecs Jo be sprecd so the bead will drop in easily. The wire cutters work well for this, Make sure the cutter edges ae In the split when you squeeze them or you'll crush the eyelet instead of spreading the split [see Fig. 14) ‘An 1/8! holelisctiled in the end of Ine Grnoment. I's easy fo see where this is done on the oval framed pieces, bul ihe center of the rectan- 3 : pf s : SOON ice Fat crrowe Fig. 2.Usethewaete ares Fig.5. The turn made aay frame line atid stop, ‘owiden the kerf. Fig.4.Glue on the pattern and Fig.8,Cutcheemall Fig, 6. GU and eave che dell entry holes. areas firsts larger area waste pieces. Fig. 7. Put the waste Fig. 6 Clamped for cutting Fig. 9. Cut:the outside pleces back il ‘the second side using an entry hole. Fig. 10, Completed Fig. 1. Drill a hole for Fig. 12, Stand glued omament ad debris, ‘he screw eye. ‘toaether. gular framed pieces need to be marked first (see Fig. 16). [fine using an 1/8" pointed cutter bit that is normally § used in a handheld rotary fool easer thon using on 1/8" fil bil, Using the table on my dil press as a brace for my hands whie holcing the ornament, | press against jhe cutter bit. Please forgive the stain on my fingers fram. staining the stands! | om a klutz, but this time it’s not blood [see Fig. 16)1 Poss the chain through Ihe hole dilled in the ornament and snap en the end connector Jsee Ag. 17), Pull the choin back through the hale and seal the end connector. Turn the ornoment upside down and cut the chain so one full bead is exoosed for the eyele’. After i's on, squeeze the split closed! with the needis- nose pliers [see Fig. 18) The "Peace" and “Love” ornaments don't use the end connectors because there isn’t room fer them Insiead, the hole is drilled deep enough for a beac and filed with CA give, The, bead chain is pressed into the Fig. 4. Spreading the split glue and cllowed to set [see Fig. 19}. The chain is cut Gnd eyelet pul on as was clone with the oval amament. The finish dig my stancs in @ weter-bosecl Mahogany stain from Cash Caatings. Atter they're dry | open the screw eve wilh the needie-nose pliers, fang the oinament, and re-close the screw eye, Then | either dip the emament in an oll finish or wotel-based colon, also from Cash Coatings. the quart-size jar | get it in is pertect for dipping omaments {see Fig. 20), Dipping them an the siond is convenient because they can hong while they dry (see Fig. 21]. Enjoy! For questions concerning this project, send an SASE to: John Polhemus, 3000 Charlefon Ch, Waldorf, MO 20602, Emaii retsowyer@worldne!.afi.ne! Fig 16. Diling the hole for tho bead chain. Fig. 18. Mark cantar for driling. ‘on end connector. Fig, 19. Gluing n tho chain. Flg, 20. Dipping an omamart. Fig, 21. Hanging to ary. eee ce FEATURE ARTICLE Selling My Work by Wayne Fowler About four manths aller | siarted serail sowing, people began costing me haw much my work cosh. seemed that ! was on to semathing bayand just a new hob, | quoled a few prices cng suddonly found myself faking orders for Christmas. One thing lec! to another, and saan Ifaund myself beng asked fo sell at & church bazaar ond a friend's home. This ed quickly fo the ultinate test: would strangers buy my work? Then there were the tougher questions, such as: what shaull | make, haw much should | make, whet prices shoul quote, and how do | display my work® The folowing is a sum mary af my expeliences over the [ost fiteen years in enowering these questions Before You Start Ifyou aie considering seling your work. there cre a few things you should know fist, The most importants thot this wil take fine and energy. in adaition, what you think great sluft to sel, olhers might not. However, the rewards are much more than a selt-unding habby. The pure Seroll-Ply | #20 leces | 20> pieces [18" Scroll-Ply | oeame se | of eame sie | Tea 120 = aenae" 2a] 130 por 500 | 480 1/4” Scroll-Ply axe" 130 125 43724 5.00 2.60 2a 2a" 625 5.50 4/2” Scroll-Ply Tee 240 195 faa 480 390 24° x 24” 10.00, 8.00 crollsaw, Binks eae KcrrollsGacie! mee amt maa Ce ag Pa feats nt aoa a eh Jscrolling instead of trying to glue and plane wide panels eae aes sersmtan geal 560 | 6.60 5.60 | 7.50 | 8.80 Basswood [12"x20"| 7.00 | 9.30 |10.90 BIRCH Haz" 5.20 | 6.00 | 8.10 OAK he"x16" 9.20 BUTTERNUT. WAPLE WALNUT 8.70 141.60 JeURPLEHEART/A2"x20") 40.00 | 14.50 CHERRY | lyz5ei2% 7.90 |10.50 SATINWOOD fy716710,50)| 14.00. MAHOGANY [12°20 13.10 |17.50. ‘nd Veue: $0820.90, mc$990 (rer vate: $200 42000 etd S08 (pcr Veto: $5001 $100.00 kt = (reer Vote Over $100.00, kd s1oss ‘lho, Howe, Pere eo, ios Ome anther ntatonad Sectnatione ol ncurectons froightchargas Caltorepts Heritage Buling Spaciat 205N. Cascade Ferpus Fails, MN 56637-2208. SCROLL SAW PROJ! 8 te oe ie eae Rae oe eo em aes Poanber Introduction No batteries, not solar powered, this nifty device will let you know exactly where you're ot daylight or dark! INSTRUCTIONS All sections ore 1/8" x 4x 6" D are wood of choice (we Used walnut), Sections 8 and C cre made trom 1/8" 4"x 6" (eae Baltic birch {see Fig. 1). Place oppropvicie palterns on sections 8, ond C. When cutling letter in section A, iam save the smal side pieces of lees ©, #, A Band D, Cul these first, then finish cutting the rest of the letters. fo “capture” the small parts, place Tape sections A. B. and D together, then cut out the a narrow strip of masking fape on top ond beneath let- thumb notch. terpart when cul is near complete, Rethread blade end Glue section B (with glued frame of section C finish cut. Sond off any bur left on part (see Fig. 2| attached} te the bottom of section C. Clamp section B Tope section 8 on top of section C. Dillon 1/8" hole fo sectian C andl sider, and then pull sider out to stop through 8 and © where indicated on ine section B pai Setaside to ary (see Fig. 7 fem (see Fig. 3). The 1/8" hole in 8 will be the starter hole Glue parts of letters ©, 8. A.P. ond D ih their places in fo cut ihe sisi in B: the hele in G [*slider') sfor the 1/8"x secton A {see Fig. 8|. Glue 1/8 squore % 1/2 "pull on 144" dowel 508 Fig. 4). sider at notch. Referring fo the fullsize pattem, cut inside the line Sond all surfaces, especially edges and coiners, and around section C to form the frame for the sider (s¢e then spray with a couple of coots of Deft Fig. 5) Now 1un off somewhere, pull oul yaur trusty "device! ‘Give the trame (ust cul off section C} to bollom of and show Ihe crowed where you'te all section 8. Nexi, give 1/8" dowel in hole in section ¢ istic a). Sand dowel flush on botiom, and Then on fo $0 For questions concerning this project, send! an SASE fo: that the dowel doesn't stand above sot in B [se Fig. 6). Grover ish, 3424 Wd Ridgeway Flr), MI ABS04 cope ene Fig. Sections A, B, Cand D ars all the same size, A and D are walnut while B and Care Baltic birch. Fig. 4. the hole in section B is the starter for the natch to be out in Ite _rearttimntsaneonnearmrinesirinnnd Fg. 7. Glue section & (with frame of C attached) to eection A | with slider (section C)inetalled. Glue D to C frame ancl slider Pull slider out, and set asi Fig. 2. lace a narrow strip of masking tape on the top and baneath the amall letter parte, then finish the cuts. Fig. 5. The “Frame” for the slider ie cut from the outer perimeter of section C. Fig. 3. Drilling the V6" hole in sections B and ¢ taped togetner Fig. 6. Glue frame to the Lortom of sec: tiga B and sand dowel flush go it doesn't stand abovs elot in B. That's eection Cto ‘the right with the dowel glued In place Pere iat Fig. 8. Glue parvs of letters 0, 8, A, Pana D iin che places In section A, What tools are necessary? Barisal, for fetwurk, if you have & method of dling stance ase, 2 method of holo a fret blade, und a elamp, then sia aze a basins. IE you tak ss answer is abit glib, consies this ‘You do not nsed a shop, jost a kischaa table und some wood. His only the clement af Hine dat pressures n¢ into more elaborate tools md surroundings, However, if we wish to avance to fore elahorats work dit requires culling wo or none parts togethcs, ELEN gel & bil more involsod, Now we need to be mioreaceurat in outing the areas to be joined, and Inowledgeable ‘n msthods of fastening Lhe pars together. If yon master Woodworkers reading this think all of our rewers ktow diese things or can figure thom out, you aze navn. Just lok at the number of swoadwerking schools chat have crap up aronne! the country ané are booking, mouths in advance. So 31 seetns that am delling ea Basle woodwarking tools snd techniques, itis because T got more requests foe thst kind of fnfurmalion than the kind thar involves the pewes) ‘uachmient available for your $2500 ables, “The whole thing abou: woodwanling i pursuins the eaoymiont et it can prove whoue sing fake. That, my fend, ean be ihe mexteificalt pact ofthe pursuit. Thete are tivo aff fiom that you anise be aware of! one thar af Tool Take,” and (wo is at of “Wood Junkic:” Unforrunately, you will mire than ike be acted wits bola the came tne, and that can put 4 serions strain on a roationship ln sour significant cer, The real hazard of he ailitions thac the trae nocd to acquire tae Wool or pstoular pose af wood i dificult o distinrsh from the desire to own it} This $s especially tue whos you comvince her tit the special project you ae making forker isa a standill boeanse yom “need” et particular [you Sill in he blank) that yom just food im the sone in your (own of that Isest eulog you pulled out of tas malbox ‘Wow, now you ut etlly ino i, Another that works st bay her the too that she ca Use 3 thar she ca join in on the Fin, The seater sto keep ber ut of dhe shop! The ouly problean wih this ene is divorce. You comld Jose sour ydle shop. You might amysray in soe seiLement, but yon are sie to lose every too al was purchased under that pretext, and Tet she would never tse thom ott of rpte. So you youg wondoy kort rut ther, choose Your pariers well. x2 got about 67 ote seefie teasons Yo buy whalever you zully need, snd need ber approval (permis: son) for but Tet these are soate cea donzics you fas use Cand pet say Wi) ive Sears eqs I vould buy. When began lo soream, I throw itaway and bought a new one. They were all 1/4” uid belt up rematkably well. I oy took te when we bull ou hoase fora rote cos. of $70, and hat was in the OO Today we have rovterswvaslale that ake shanks fiom 1/9" up 19 1A". Alhough the VB" 3s a mu-oal wld arouier bas, Us very handy im igh places (One of the most verimon uses for &. soe Is mabboung, or eat a rectangular geveve i he comer or edge of a board. This is usally dane to receive a fd, doar, or panel. The handiest tho is uo eno ith @ rahbeting bit. You ean buy them specially forthe dimension you recite, sich as 1/4". 5/16, et. Buying them thal way i a swe Way to inexcase sour coleeon flail and drain you pockets inthe process, whereas, you can buy une Dic wither 1/4 12 Shank size with a number of beaings. That way yon ars equipped for any ize you necc! with nly a sll cath outlay. They are avablable from any extalog meetin! and any wel- Ph ime of 4 Mace ll cet acer et Lol i os ian eae tn es Been ee os eu Native American way of life. Today, | continue to be fascinated with Native American ways as | am exposed to, "Let us not forget the time ond life of a great people!” more stories that have been passed dawn ae among the generations. The sloties seem to Introduction breathe new life into everything around me, For as long as | can remember, | have been intrigued by Native Gnd | am drawn further inte learning more Americans, AS a young bay, | was told fascinating stories by my bout their ideas, beliefs, and traditions. great-grandfather about the “Indians” who came to his farmhouse _All of these things hove had on influence fo get warm by the Tre on cold winter days. My dad tookme hunt= on the projects tha | design, and itis with the ing for amawheads, and shared stories he was told by crea formers ulmost respect and admiration fer al Native: ‘about the places where the indians lived many years before. He American peaples that | proudly present the jock me in see the mounds that they buit in our orea, made in the clesigns for The Frame of Memories and shapes of cnimols, and he pointed out bare spots on the hillsiies Cedar Long Bax (see page 45]. It is my hope where they were said to have sent smoke signals... My dad also that these projects will serve as constant faught me to hunt and fish, to enjoy the forests, and fo respect the reminders of the life ond times of o great lond and the cnimals: it wos he who told me the amazing story people. and will helo in some small way to ‘about “Incians whe could walk through the woods and not be honor and preserve their heritage for many heard!” In scouting | leaned even more about indian ways. and this years fo. come, knowledge gave me a deeper appreciation fer all of the skils As you begin, take a moment to think needed {9 live off the land. | was fortunate to have had many, about all of the things thot the wood brings to many postive experiences that deepened my appreciation for the these projects: beauty, strength, aroma, and 4+ Creative Wnurks & Drafts dswery 2008 =r ras: a oe a ee oe aa > Co a a. a a ad ) : ' > > i a . a iad much mare. In the ways of the Native American people. we should give thanks to the Iree for providing this swoad, and fa the Crestor fer giving us the skills fo cre~ ‘ate beautiful things wih our hands. “Trees are keepers of ancient teachings and old ways, They are sacred monuments bearing knowiedge of the past. present, anc! future. Quotes ofe from the boak, Dancing With The Wheel. The Medicine Wheel Workbook, by Sun Bear, Wabun Wind ang Crysalis Mulligan. —_— INSTRUCTIONS Iehose fo make this frame from cedar and pine. These woods were found in abundance throughout the coun- ty ond served many purpases for Native Americans. | chose not fo apply any finish to the woods, whieh alows us fo enjoy the unspoiled natural colors of the weeds, ‘and to fully enjoy the wonderful aroma of the cedar The frame Is designed to hold d favorite picture of mine. which appeared on a calender several years a0 {pholoaraph by Steve Biy}. Take oi look at your calendar ¢ollaction: you may have Gn unknown reasure chest ful of sivilorly sized piciures of animals, Native Americans, ‘€or gorgeous scenery that would alsa be appropriate for this trae. This frame is fairly quick & easy to make... here's how: Pre-cut the wood pieces to the dimensions provicied in the material Ist. Make phatacopies of the fullsize pat- lems. Use spray glue fo femporarily adhere the phato- copiéd palleins fo the wood, Dil blade eniry hales into Ihe aregs to be cut out. First complete all cf the cutout ‘areas sith your serall saw, then make oll of the cuts around the outer eciges. Note: fo save time, slack and saw two pieces af wad simultaneously, since there are two af each part needed for this project. Dill 1/8'-ciameter holes in each comer of the vertical pieces of the front section for comer pegs. Make four 1/8"x 1/8" x I" pegs from scrag material, The pegs do nol hove to be perfect: rustic is fine. The ends of the pegs can be tapered as needed with a knife or sancipaper in order to make them easier io install in the holes. Aftersawing. touch up any imperfections with needic files, sondpaper knife, etc. Assembly Place Me four pleces for the back section “focedown'" ona flat work surface. Align each comer in correct pos tion, Drew Iwo pencil lines ceross the jant ot each cor net 10 merk locations for installation of brads that wil help strenglhen the joins (see Flg. 1h Test fit all four pisces togelfier without glue. Make agustmenis as needed, When you are happy wit the fit, Toke it all apart Install brads as shown in Fig. 2. Apply alve to the areas to be joined, then clamp il all back together until dry. Repeat the some procedure fo ossemble the four lees of the middle section, using brads and give in ine join's as described above, Slaggered/overiagping jainls help sirenathen assem- bly (see Fig. 3} Use alve fo securely citach Ihe middle section on top of the back section. Clamp together until ciry. Glue the font section pieces anto the middle section to efeate a li or rabbel. which wil hold the materials . > a ae x Sed s Pe eto bred cauely Pes tacdack rite natant 4 ies opel atta acearbing, oo * aoe aie" Fi Feer ewe nt comme f back ention of rane Loceone shout foraraving pore nee acooe Jain forrevalisslon af Fd to erergsiet sesamio. Also cantarpolita re ohn for dng plot tle for ado tobe diver in after fame Ham bat fly Sobel Tho holes shuld bo dll rouge Bho Back and rll aaselons autor ease. 1h onde ot rade na needed 0 frovert pe trom protucng naught rot ofthe fame. Cec a el Fig. 2, Teanafer the penal lines to the canter af the wood ah each mating piece. Use an avd to punch the senterpoint, then drill cle= approx. 318" ceep with 3 No Ol drill ot, Ue custers or grinder to romove the heade from eight brads (814" x No, 18), and insert the brade Inve the holes. fe aeemrinpraictar aneetins: Md Papen ste A coe eee ees A eerie iad fie pte eoralolp susty 2004 a SE St eet ce al SEESEELE ME SELLE inside the ferme. Clamp together unti dry ‘Attach a sawtooth honger to the bockside of the frome, Locate it centered side ta sie, 1-1/2’ down from the top edge. To further strengthen the frame, predtill eight heles, hyo at each comer, with a No, 61 mini dill bit refer bock fo Fig. 1) ond instal 3/4" x No. 18 brads {rom the fear of the back Gsembly. Nole: make sure tips of brads wil not protrude through the front of treme, thm off tips, f needed, Noxt, dive the wood pegs coretuly into the carer holes in ihe front section. tim pegs os needed, so Iney oFe not foe Tight, which could spit the wed whie they are eing stiven in Apply finish as Gesrea. Expariment on scrap material before applying to project. Install your favorite photo inside the frame. Cui backer malerial trom cardboard and install bohind tee picture. Hold allin place with small bras, clips, or cleats, Adorn with feathers, beads and leather lace, or other materials of your choice (a decorating kit is available), Here's how we did our Mcke two small decorations to hang from the top pegs (see Fig. 4). String a 4" length of leather lace through o areen/lurquoise pony bead and on ivory wood bead, Fashion & loop at the enc, and push the lace back into the turquoise bead. inser! encts of two white ilully plumes, one red flufly plume, and one yellow fluffy plume into the wory wood beod. ‘Make two Nonger laces for lower pens (see i9. 5]. Loap a 12" length of leather lace thicugh @ concho as shown. Thread the loop end through an ivory wood bead. slide green/turqucke pony beads, red pony bead, Gnd ivory wood beads onfo the lower ends of the lace. Insert trio white fuffy plumes into the end of the ivory wood bead at the top. the wo bottom ends of the lace can be lcoped nd lucked! Up into the botiom pony beads “AFTER hanging the eagle feathers on them. Decorate four cage feathers [see Fig. 6) Feshion @ loop of leather lace fiom a 4tiong piece, ond fasten i fo the end of the featner by wiapping i fighily with masking tape. Wrap red fell cround the masking tape area, then ‘wind a length of anificial sinew cxraune Hie top of the fell fo hold it in ploce. Next, inser Iwo white fluffy plumes, one red fluffy plume, and one yellow fluffy plume inside the open bot- fom end of fhe fabric. Complete by wrapping ‘another length of sinew eround the batiam of the fall o hold alin place. Hang the decorations trom the wooden pegs an fhe comers of your frame and remember to look daily at your completed project... [hope that it wil provide you with many happy thoughls and good memories! For questions conceming this project, send an SASE fo: Dirk Boelman, PO Box 701, Piattovile UN caicrc Benya 4 « Creative Wondworks 8 Cres Jerry 2004 Se oe a > a va Afcer stringing beads ‘onto leatner lace, form sloop at the top by ineertina the en back into che cop baad, Fig. 4. Small decorations For top pogs-make twa Groenfcurquolse pony bead leony wood besa White s ety plum Red fury plume Yalow futy plone Witte 0 puma Fig.5 Hanger laces for lower pege—make two Whice fluffy ie plume Greenteurquoiee pory bead ae Red pony bead lwory wood bead Red pony besa Form laope on ends by tacking ends back into ‘the lower beado AFTER hanging the cage = Perce : Engetoatares py Gar Coarse ent ee ‘iolnruianat coos to hanger lacee verloree page Stop 2 Wap 9 1/2" 2 stip of red fle “around the mastng tape. Tel op # V2" engen of arta sec around tne ‘ay othe, Tape ieee hepa tpe of fur ly ares rae She bottom ete of the ed fel hep ray another 4472" ingth ot arthcal en round the one ge ofehetarotld alls pose White ft oN Whive uy plume Yellow fuiy plume Rea fut plume cet yy ett elas eel St i i a i i ‘ Bale” yes patleris Located in /Full size Pattem Section No. 2! Introduction } To cccompany the Frame of Memories {see pede 42), the & Cedar Long Box caries the same traditional design cs the front JAR | seclicn of the frome. Mace tiem the same species of woods, fine ond ceder and cecorated win simiar bead ard feather Eombinatons, the fun project: make fer ¢ sunning duploy when geupee ‘onctner The exra-lond bor 5 dea) or holsing Reckaees ond aiacelals, or alien velucble kecosokss, | ‘gain, | chése not 19 Spply a finkh to This project, which lets PY useny hie pus nclucibecivend oremaaitie woods INSTRUCTIONS The long box Is fun to make... here's how: Pie-cul ine wood piezes fo tha olmensions provided in the moterias lat. MaKe photocopies of the ful-see pattems, Use Spiay gus 19 temparariy adhere the prolecopisa pattem fo ‘he wood: Di blac entyy holes into the areas fe be cult out Ie Fist complete all of the cutout areas wilh your scfall saw, then Mal rake oll ct the cule arouse the ular eres Note: thore are Severol dupioala prs used cn this prolect To save time. these parts.can be stacked Gre sown simultaneously. qe Aller sewing, touch up any imperfections with neecle files. (IM J sondpaper nie, etc. ; yy | Assembly . ; Stait at the bottom, The hwo side leg pieces need fo be glued Belween the ‘toht anc! back leg sieces. Sel the se ea piecorin | 3/8", as shown by the dotled lines on the paterns and Fig. 1. [FY ‘Clamp together uni dry. Ail Next, c&sembe the box (front. back and end panels in the | same momer as the jag assembly. Moke sure that the comers cre PW equore ond ihe! ine sleces onc slant up end down fea ig. JB 2). Aso, glue the comer blocks ino postion. these blockshelp fo AME shongthen Ins essembly, and cracks era thickness for the back parelto decent the ends of the hinge mounting screws, Create Wont 8 Crate nung 2204 + 5 Sn ett Ee ed ce En i “ed Seer Cr Altach the leq assembly to the ynderside of the bottom panel with Qlue, Ceres lileltto-righl ane trentto- back Clamp tagetner until cry. Atiacn ihe box assembiy to the top ‘af the boltorn panel with glue. Center i leftio-right ano front-to-back Camp together until ary. Glue the lid section: together. cen- tering the lop section. When diy. dill a0 5/39) holes for mounting screws to aitach the handle, Countersink screw heads on the bottom side, Before aifaching the hondle, turn the lic upside down end center ihe box ‘upside down on the jd. Make penell Marks on the Underside of the lower let ‘long the recr edge af the Bex to indi- cate locations for the hinges (see Fig. 3}, Grill pilot holes in the lid tor the hinge mounting screws, and atlach tha Hinges lo ihe lid. Place the id on the box. and diill clot holes For the scréws to aitach the hinges to the beck panel, install the screws, Test spening ond closing of the lid. Make ddjusiments as needled. Glue the Acnela sections toasther when cry, locote and dell Wwo 1/12". Dia. allot holes in the oottom of the center piece ol the handle. Secure the hancle fo the lid wth lwo No, 6 « 3/4" wood screws. Apply finish as desired. Exoerment on sciap material before applying Io projec ‘Adom the lid with feathers, beads and leather lace, or other materials of your choice (g decorating kit's avaiable). jere’s how we did ours: On G0 18! Iengin of leather Icce, tie an vethiond kno! approx, I"thom the ena, Tedd 9 sefies Gf baadk onto Ihe lace cs shaw (9 Ag. 4. Pass the ace through the holes in the handle of tne box and tread a series of bead: onta the poo: sie endl. Tie onather knot I tom the eno, rsed white, yellow, and red tlully jplumesin fo the ends of theivory wood: Sn beads on the ends of ns ince, The inside of the box can be lined wilt Celoied labore, cardboard, velvet board, leather, contrasting woods or ane: moloriak of your choice: Enjoy your Brame of Memories ond Cedar Long Box... and remember 10 take time te go out and enjoy the forests,..cnd ive for and with the lane that the Native Americans loved so¥well For questions conceming this project 88nd ON SASE to, Dik Boelman, PO Box 70), Platteville W) 53878. Email: dinkcraws@Ceniunytelne! = 9 48» Creatun Wlandarke b Cres daruery 2004 4 a ae ao Fig. 1. Attach end ploces of theleg assembly between the front and back ploces with glue: Make sure all comers are ‘square, Front Lege ide Lege Fig, 2. Assemble comer Block 280k Pail “the box by ye attaching she (=) ‘end pieces to ‘the front and back pants nish ‘lua. eo aloo “the corner biooks inside the shown. End Pane! Front Panel Se te et Fig. 3. Locations fer hinges to attach to lid and pack panel. Actual me: surements may. i Lower Lid Pisce tae ols thy, (underaide) Fig. 4. Bead and feather decoration laced ‘through handle Greentturquoise a pory bead I — espe teas herrea ed pony baa TS crertautoe mare | ets rod eas Red Fluffy plume <— White Furty plume aa ee a a Yellow fluffy plume Make came bead ard feather combinations fon both ende, cd ele nd oe ea nd P-564- 3-D Country Life $5.95 ‘Approximate size: 11" x 14". ‘#P-585-- Hallelujah 3-D Project, $5.95. ‘Approximately 14°W x 11° +#P-578- Christmas. Tree 3-0 Proje $5.95 Approximately 17°W x1a"H ‘#P-589- Angel & Harp Music Box 16" high. $5.95 {4P-851 - Pendulum, ne Clock 8.95 #P-64 -Gardon 10H, Park Bench $5.95 ieee #P-653 - Black Forest Pendulum Clock $8.95 15H. 49-852 - Grandma's. 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Using the frac 7, mare ond cut the B E shape difficul the li Ewalnul, use Bald Eagle Intarsia BUT ad Alay Do eee ead Pe ier acon Re ene ones Evia ics cee nearer ae Eee emanate! cua eine eesti aoe eter raicg een nicr) eee ees Bree arr Nese eee Peon ee) een ee teen es eat) “boaters Peery teal Perera at ull ieee iia eects il Peleg ialnell cceiincs bicgectacd eae ieee et eee cc a errs Pied Finish of choice Pcs Cert Pan rca cette Peconic next piece (n pattern and pl using the “fiting the fg 1 very prety. but ft sure: bole: Hig, 4]| the highight in the aye isdone in the same man. & lin the beak: dil n round B remove the duct tape (see Fla. 6). When shaging, use ihe edae of the contoured piece to mark the § acioining edae [see Fig. 7). It saves the fingers to shape small pieces by hand using a bow sander (see Fig, 8). The shaping/contouring doesn’ hove lo be done at one time; fake ime to step back and have an overview of how your project is pro- gressing (see Fig. 9), You can always do more sanding but you can't put B wood back on! F When shaping is completed, glue up the eagle in sections (see Fig. 10). This way if easier and safer than hewv- ing the glue set up while you're try- ing 1o assemble the whole eagle. Aller the glue cures, decide it you're going io use a backing or not. H you're using a backing, matk the backing meterial, cut if, anc then lve. But. if your pieces fit together wel, why hide them with a backer? Sond the back flat and apply the ‘nish, | apply three coats of brush-on polyurethane, sanding between boats, and then spray the last hwo coats fora professional looking finish. Install a hanger. display your ark work and enjoy! For questions concerning this project, send an SASE fo: Fred Martin, 142 Browning Trail, Barrie, ON L4N6R3 Canada. Email: fred. martn@sympatico.ca gy Fig. 8. Shaye/contour small by hand, Fig. | Use a bow sander to remove the burrs from the back side of the wood. Fig, 3. Adjusting the fit-with an ‘oscillating drum sander Fig. &. Stap back and check progress. pepnitbireuynemmrterile sane: Fig. 4. Duct taps on't prety, but it holds wel. a Introduction” This project was made using my “intarsio-or- Fe intarsia” method, in 7 be which the neck and head are made as sepa- rote units, giving the pro ject a three-dimensional look, Ailei the neck and head ate contoured the pieces ore edge-clued fogetner, then ihe head Is gluse! on top of the neck writ & Here's how it’s done. INSTRUCTIONS E Copy the pattem and cut the pieces Redraw the potter on tracing acper: giths will olow you to see and ullize the crain configurolion when ‘eying out the “Gleces, Use write trarsfer peper and a balloaint pen fo trace the project paris on the wood, Gne of the [benefits of enjoying infarsia is that you can use the Be. scinps of wood that would normally end Up in the wash [see Fig. 1}. & After cutting out each plete, scnd the burr aif ine E bottom with a hard-backed sarcing biock, This will E cnsuie thol the pieces ley fat (see Fig. 2) [Sand she cu! edges an the dill press with an audiory B \able or oscilaing spindle sander and drums of a proner Size in order fo create a smooth, 90-dearee edge for [Hint fitting ion (sce Fig. 3) Floce the cu ndsonged place on joy ol us one, Located in Full Siz Pattern SectionNo.2! Fg Re Or nes CTE ee es eo Gee temgiate {see Fig. 4] Gui the nexi piece out, keeping the blade just on the oulsice edige of the pencil line (see Fi . 5). Sand the cul edge up to the peneil ine {cee Fig. 6). As you proceed. hold the pieces together with masking tape on both the front and beck sides {see Fig. 7]. This pto- J cedure is repeated uniil all the pieces @ have been cul and fitted, ‘Ai iimes, pieces can be glued togeth- J €° 6s you proceed: As shown In Fig. 8. fhe two lower pieces of the eye were olued together before they were cut | out entirely. Also shown in Fig. 8 ore: F the eyebolls: they are mace by cut- ting Iwo 3/6"diameter ebony plugs and gluing them in hoies bored in = cherry sfock, Alo. the pieces of the foce that oe not raised con be edae-gived toasther and & sanded smooth with a 1/4- sheet finh sander. : When the rest of the eye pieces are fitted, they should be taped together. Cellophane tape wes used héte for clorily. the ey= assembly's then held ih postion ‘ond 6 pencil line is drawn on the previously glued-up pieces of the face (see Fig. 9}. Now cut, sand and fi the eye assembly To the face. = Raising and contouring pieces ‘To toise the eye, olace the eye ossembly on a piece of 1/2"thick plywood and trace ils aullne | ee (see Fig. 10}. Cut the shim slighty within the traced’ Fine (eee Fig. Ti}. then elevate the upper piece of the ‘eye assembly an additional 1/8" as clescribed previously {s8@ Fig. 12{. Glue this shim to the back of the piece. Do. @ fot give the large shim to anything untl contouting is Zompleied and you're ready to glue ine project together. Sings Ine ouside edge af the ear is viible, use 1/6" fick weinut stock to raise ft, Place the ear on the wood | and ttgee its oulline (see Fig. 18). Cut out the shim and lve ito the backside of the ear the large shim anc places of ihe eye in place ond draw a ponel line on the rolseci edge of the lower plece [see Fig. 14). Use the poncil line as 0 guide io contour the pieces |see Fig. 15]. Reassermble and craw pencil line on the edge af he upper aarl al the eve (see Fig. 16). Sand the eyeballs convex, taking care not folecve ary fla! spols on nem, When contouring & complete, use a sanding mop to ‘smooth all of the pieces {see Ag. 17). Gluing and assembling the neck unit Put a sheet ol ox pagel on ajc! quilges onal ian oe. Fig. 2. 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Box 369 Harrisonville Mo 64701-0369 aa ‘wi hakwoodhworkingtolscom ee er 4 ie FULL SIZE PATTERN SECTION NO. 1 JANUARY 201 FULL SIZE PATTERN SECTION NO. 1 JANUARY 2004 Snowflake Christmas Oramente Janet's Baby 3-D Leopard Compound-Cut- and Hangere Global Positioning Device Mantle Clock Note: all ofthe deslgns In Creative Woodworke & Grafte pattern sections are copyrighted. You are permitted to make photocopies ‘ONLY for your personal uae. You may give away or ell the Completed proecte you make from them, but you are NOT permitted to make copies of the actual patterne theme ‘a eel give away or otherwise distribute inary other for Metric Conversions: Se 4m ch m Common Measurements: 16"2 129mm | 5" = 12.700m wa" B= 1B24em T= 770m Large base plece Small bave ploce F &_ tes lw ; ae w _ SR i aeik > ® J) = (ind) a, ZS @ a, QO Ss Ole fw qo wg © © @, [CS] re) (=a | (1 be ; V | WAN). | CS pees é : & i a) EC GB pe Ree RE S=4 | po NN (Sie bs Bide view — Full ote Section A OBAL (Gave pieces marked") TIONING ~ EVIGE noteh Section & Section Full Size Patterns Global Positioning Device from page 32 < <8) (GS) Gra) | i be Po Omamant Stand Upright Compound-Cut, Ornament Stand Pattern Make from V4" material Full Size Patterne Compound-Cut Ornaments and Hangere from page 24 Pare B Compound-Cut Ornaments Clamp Pattern Make two from 1/2" material b7 4*Dia, Insert + 2-5/8"-Dia. hole U4" dowel 4" dowel A No. 6x1" screw ste foot (use two) Mantle Glock Front View Pattern ay Full Size Patterns Mantle Clock from page 86 No. 6x1" corew ave" = ——+ Mantle Clock End View Pattern 114" dowel cl ct oe ac 2 Side lege-make two from 4" material Back panel | “4 DAMN. Gomer brace Corner brace Ende-make two from 1/4" material — ‘This edge of brace to be flush with top edge of back panel Side A Metric Conversions: smeumananan FOR page 42 from page 45 End End Frame of Memories... Cedar Long Box Handle Supportsemake two from 1/4" material. Attach to outsides of handle, Cedar Long Box Ful Size Patter for Box Bottom and Lower Lid plece-make two from 1/4" material Common Measurements: hinge scrowo-make| {otiion Besuremieita Side B ‘wo from 1/4" material Deill two B/G" diameter Bald Eagle Intarsla .. ane" =189mm | S"21270cm holes forlasther lace, bead Chocolate Lab Intarsia U8" = 316mm 6" = 1524em ‘nd feathered decorations, vate 636mm | T= t7.TBem 3/8" =9.83mm | 8 =20.32em Hz" =12Tem 8" = 22.860m 10" = 26.40em Note: all ofthe designs In Creative Woodworks & Crafts pattern 9 sections ace copyrighted. You are permitted to make photocopies 27.84em ater ONLY for your pereoral vee. You may give away or el the 11a" =2200m | 12" = B0ABom Handle-make one from 12! material area completed projecte you make from chem, but you are NOT t= 2640 2a = 60.36em e permitted t2 maka copies af the actual patterns themseWes 2" =6.080m 3e"= 44cm fo ell give aay or otherwise citrine in ay other form. 162m aot hem 4 5 103360m 60" = 152m Full Size Frtterns recat Cedar Lo 1g Box it edge of be mee i OD>KEOSOKO 2? Front panal-make one from 1/4” materlal Frame Middle Sectio Vertical pieces-make two from 26" material NAN AN AN AWN AE \ Frame Middie Section > # + Ww (ec. oF ldo eas Front and back loge-make two frem 1/4" material 1 FON AIM_M_M__IM/_MYLM Horizontal pleces-make two from S/matoria \/ “ mien ee Vs - 5 Back panel-make one from v4" material == Gap 7 C7 A <¢ a . PN ANZA NA AAV Se hy \LV\/™ Frame Horizontal Frame Front Sect’on End Pieces Horizontal pieces—make two from 1/4" material Frame End Cedar Long Box Full Size Upper Lid Pertorn make bwo Piece (with top view of handle assembly) from 1/4” material <> > Tana wpe d Hon =o [ Handle support Frame Front section Vertical pleces—make two from 1/4" material ns >> KK <> >> Front Full Size Patterne , Frame of Memories \ from page 42 RYN cl Ende-make two from 1/4" material Side lege—make two from Wa" material PYSL\ This edge of brace 10 be flush with top edge of buck panel Corner braces to ‘accept tips of hinge ecrows-make ‘two from 4" material Handle Supporte-make two from 1/4" matsrial. Attach to outeides of handle. Dell two 3116" dlametor / oles for leather lace, bead ‘and feathered decoratione, 4 Handle~make one from 172" material S Full Size F Cedar Lo ‘from pa OD KOZ Front panebmake one from 1/4" material Front and back lega-make two fre Corner brace op Back panel Comer brace End rntor Box Bottom and Lower Ud plece-make two from 1/4" material Front panel Frame Middle Gactior Vertical pieces-make two from 8, || SSNS Frame Middle Section Horizontal pieces-make two from S15" Side A Frame of Memories Cedar Long Bok . Metric Conversions: Linch = 26.4mm = 254¢m = 0.0254m Common Meaouremente: Side B < Bald Eagle Intarsia ... | Seteram Chocolate Lab intarsia Lens BY =2032em et = 22860m Note: all ofthe designs in Creative Woodworks & Crafts pattern 10" = 26.40¢m seations are copyrighted. You aro permitted to make photocopies WW" 21. 84em ONLY for your personal use, You may give away or sell the 12" = 80.4B0m completed projects you make from tham, bu you are NOT “* 24" = 60.960m permitted to make copiee of the actual patterne themselves 2" = 6.08cm 36" = O144em ‘0 well ave away or othervise distribute in ary other form. 72cm 4B 5 14m 4 = 10.16em 60" =152m B material e Back panel-make one from 1/4" material S\N Cedar Long Box Ful Size Upper Lid Pa (with top view of handle assembly) cs Handle support

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