Wood Scrap Snowmen Craft Pattern
If you have access to some small wood scraps, or perhaps a board you can cut up, you can make these cute little additions to your holiday shelves
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Wood Spirits Carving
By Jim Gledhill. A Canadian whittler and woodcarver for most of his life, Jim has written this article to encourage his fellow carvers, whittlers, and easy bleeders to step outside the ?box? and try something a little different - like carving bark!
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Wood Turned Birdhouse
Combine the wonders of nature with a love of woodturning and what do you get? A beautiful, functional birdhouse. Master turner Dave Hout has been turning for more than 25 years, and he?s sharing his expertise with fellow turning enthusiast Lucky Scott as he shows how to turn this wonderful addition to any garden.
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Wood Turning Basics - Hollow Vessel
Host Dave Hout demonstrates the techniques involved in creating a hollow vessel as he helps guest Jane Lueders master the woodturning process. In addition to the actual steps, Hout also reviews tools and equipment along with safety measures.
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Wood Turning Basics - Rolling Pin
Dave Hout, a master woodturner for 25 years, guides guest Jane Lueders through the process of turning a rolling pin from a block of glued up woods. Hout identifies the woods as poplar, cherry, walnut, Baltic birch plywood and oak, explaining that carpenter?s glue is used to secure the boards together.
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Wood Works - Arts and Crafts-style Nightstand
Based on the design motifs of the arts and crafts style of the 1920s, the mission table in this Wood Works project features strong horizontal lines, mortise-and-tenon joinery and a natural wood finish. Quarter-sawn white oak makes for a distinctive grain pattern that is a trademark of this period style, and subtle details such as the beveled through-tenons add to the refined look of the piece.
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Wood Works - Mission-style Ottoman
Based on the design motifs of the arts and crafts style of the 1920s, the mission-style ottoman in this Wood Works project features strong lines, mortise-and-tenon joinery and a natural wood finish. Precisely milled wood and subtle details such as the beveled through-tenons suggest strength and fine craftsmanship
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Wood Works - Oak Stepladder
Designed for heavy use as well as good looks, this stepladder is crafted from quarter-sawn white oak -- which is known for its durability. The footprint of the ladder gives you solid support, and the steps and top are set into dado grooves and fastened with screws. To hide the screw heads, proud tenon caps are cut from rosewood, beveled and set into square mortises. For a decorative touch, strips ...
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Wood Works - Pyramid Art Pedestal
This art pedestal is a contemporary construction that?s perfect for displaying your personal works of art. The angled base of veneered Australian lace-wood tapers to a contrasting top of rich wengae. The top rises from three stacked frames that oppose the angle of the tapered base, and is capped with distinctive green marble tile. This strong and simple design will complement, but not overwhelm, a...
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Wood Works - Three-panel Folding Screen
Host David Marks demonstrates the basics of mortise-and-tenon joinery, as well as other major steps, in the construction of an Asian-influenced three-panel folding screen. This elegant decorative piece is made from gorgeous Australian lace-wood panels, an ebonized frame and knuckled wood hinges. The distinctive frame is highlighted by angle-cut accents and a crescent-ridge design.
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Wood Works - Woodturned Vessel
In this episode, host David Marks demonstrates a hollowing technique for creating a wooden vessel on the lathe. Using a set of tools especially customized for hollowing, he fashions a vessel out of black walnut. A fixture on the lathe called a steady rest is used to hold the solid walnut block, while a special hand-tool is used to bore and hollow out the inside of the block. To give the vessel a r...
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Woodburning Design Pattern by Garys Woodburnings
One of my hobbies is pyrography or woodburning. I have a selection here for you to view and I will be adding more images as I complete them. I hope you enjoy my page. I consider pyrography an art while those in the fine art community consider it a craft. To each their own! Thank You,Gary.
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Woodburning Patterns
American Eagle, Railroad Trians, Paddleboat/Steamship etc. Patterns change from time to time.
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Wooden Battery Holder
5x9 - Simpler Design than the Original Battery Holder, Organizes and holds 26 Batteries.
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Wooden Decorative Candles
These Decorative Wooden Candles are fun to set around for decorations or for gift giving. They are easy to make and are a fun family project.
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Wooden Desktop Pencil Holder
Build a wooden desktop pencil holder.
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Wooden Stamp Holder
Plan to make a wooden stamp holder.
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Wooden Teak Door Mat
You can build this wooden mat in a couple of hours, and it will serve you well for many years. The segmented design lets the mat lay flat, even on irregular surfaces. I used teak because of its beautiful grain and durability. For a more economical alternative consider white oak or ash.
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Yard Art - Duck Family Lawn Ornaments
This is a cute little project that will make your garden look like a fun place to be. It comes from Marilyn?s dad Frank who made these many years ago. They are simple enough that the kids could help make them for Father?s Day. If they do help be sure to supervise them to keep them safe.
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Yard Art - Flying Duck
This is a wonderful project suggested by Ann one of our newsletter readers. We found an old and broken one to make a pattern from and then modified it a little. This project looks deceiving simple. There is a lot of tedium in getting the wing holes in the right place and the right weight. Once you get it right it looks great and is a real conversation piece.
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