FEATURES

Sabertooth Cat Puzzle
by Bob Betting
A detailed tray puzzle "cut" from the pages of natural history

Windmill Clock
by Pedro Lopez
Detailed fretwork highlights this impressive clock

The Puzzle Art of Randy Crossman
by Bob Duncan
An award-winning craftsman serves up a double helping of advice.

Trophy Buck Intarsia
by Kathy Wise
Limited pieces and minimal shaping make this great project simpler than you'd expect.

METHODS

Turkey Namecard Holders
by Theresa Ekdom
Quick and easy layered project adds a personal touch to your Thanksgiving table

Tricycle Squirrel Feeder
by Paul Meisel
Easy beginner project is a treat for your backyard visitors

Scroller's Aid
by Carl Hird-Rutter
This clever, pocket-sized device combines six scrolling tools in one

Paul Bunyan Tray Puzzle
by Russell Greenslade
Vivid colors bring this tall tale to life

Elegant Fretwork Timepiece
by Sue Mey
Classic Roman clock face is easy to scroll
PATTERNS

Shades of Autumn
by Kevin Daly
Detailed harvest scene captures the essence of the season

Tiger Portrait
by Charles Dearing
Capture the regal attitude of this jungle predator with a portrait-style pattern

Canadian Geese
by Toni Burghout
Choose the level of complexity with two different segmentation patterns

3-D Snowflake Ornaments
by John A. Nelson
Unique slotted design is easily stack cut for quick production

Birds and Blooms Wall Basket
by John A. Nelson
This decorative fretwork doubles as a functional mail holder

TECHNIQUES

Kid-Friendly Toucan
by John Morgan
Share your love of woodworking with this easy segmentation project

Preserving Documents in Wood
by Bill Thurlow
Positioning jigs make it easy to replicate important documents

Coloring Fretwork
by Toni Burghout
Easy techniques add interest to your fretwork

DEPARTMENTS

Editor's Column
Author Spotlight
Letters to the Editor
Info Exchange
Bragging Page
News and Notes
New Products
Scroll Saw Basics
Advertising Directory & Classifieds
Wood Review

Bob Duncan is the Technical Editor of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts and Woodcarving Illustrated.

Kathy Wise has been sculpting dogs and animals professionally for more than 25 years. Much of her time is now spent in the woodshop and art studio working on new and exciting designs for intarsia artists to cut and enjoy. Kathy is a frequent contributor to Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts. For more information visit her website at www.kathywise.com.

Paul Meisel's experience in woodworking and design is extensive. During his 10 years as an industrial arts instructor, Mr. Meisel realized the need for project plans that the beginning woodworker could manage. He began designing projects that excited interest in students, yet did not exceed their skill level.

Realizing the need for well-designed plans for the school as well as the home-hobbyist woodworker, he and his wife, Pat, set about creating a mail order company for the distribution of these plans. They took their unique concept one step further by offering many hard-to-find specialty hardware parts. This company, Meisel Hardware Specialties, has become one of the nation's leading project plan and woodworking supply companies.

Sue Mey lives in Pretoria South Africa. To see more of her work or for pattern-making tutorials and a wide variety of patterns for sale, visit www.scrollsawartist.com.

Kevin Daly operates K&J Woodworks in Seymore, Ct.

Charles Dearing currently resides in Round Rock, Texas. His artistic talents became evident at an early age, but he didn't discover the joys of scrolling until later in life. For Charles, scrolling became an addiction. He started creating his own designs when he couldn't find commercial patterns to meet his needs. He continues to strive for success, mainly driven by the love he has for his beautiful daughter, Kacey. Visit Charles' website at www.BullRunArt.com.

John Nelson is a retired industrial arts educator and the author of The Complete Guide to Making Wooden Clocks and Scroll Saw Workbook. He is considered an expert among scroll saw enthusiasts and is a frequent contributor to Scroll Saw Workshop. He lives in Dublin, New Hampshire.

John Morgan is a high school band director from Granbury,Texas, and is a contributor to
Scroll Saw Workshop magazine.