FEATURES
Feline Silhouettes
by Toni Burghout
Stylish cats make a striking display

The Lang Clock
by Dale Helgerson
Easy-to-cut clock is a beautiful addition to any home

Dragon Chest
by Kenneth Campbell
Original designs and vivid colors are highlights of this distinct box

Fretwork Display Shelf
by Richard Preator
Intricate cutting and easy assembly combine for a beautifully functional project

Rustic Windmill
by Gary Sherrodd
Creative layering techniques produce a unique 3D scene

Blue Jay Intarsia
by Kathy Wise
Shaping in sections speeds up the finishing process

Wooden Puzzle Vault
by Donald Horgan
Clever design will keep them guessing

Pocket Sundial
by Carl Hird-Rutter
Nostalgic, functional timepiece is easy to make

Salt and Pepper Shakers
by Gary MacKay
Create attractive inlays without blade-entry holes

PATTERNS
Whimsical Windchimes
by Michelle Martin
Cute kitty is a quick project for any skill level

Peggy's Cove Lighthouse
by Enzo Santomarco
Famous landmark makes a serene nautical portrait

Airplane Whirligig
by Paul Meisel
This model P-51 Mustang adds a whimsical touch to your yard or garden

Brown Pelican Intarsia
by James R. West
Careful wood selection brings this stunning bird to life

Motorcycle Puzzles
by William Berry
Quick and easy freestanding puzzles make great gifts

Feathered Friends
by John Fleig
Fun compound birds are easy to scroll

Midnight Serenity
by Kevin Daly
Mirror image design invokes sense of peace

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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.

Gary MacKay is a designer and box maker who lives with his wife, Helen, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He
has been designing, making, and selling boxes in craft galleries for more than 20 years.

Gary first started woodworking during his high school years when he used a jigsaw to make an end table from pine. After buying a band saw in 1985, he sold band saw boxes through consignment shops in northern Vermont. Now, he concentrates on designing and making wooden items that can be cut on a scroll saw. He is currently juried through the South Carolina Artisans Center, one of the craft galleries where his work is on display.

Gary likes to use his scrap wood to make snowflake ornaments and intarsia projects. Whenever he is not working in his woodshop, he can be found out on the golf course or in the vegetable garden. Gary is a frequent contributor to Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts magazine.

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.

William Berry's scrolling business is based in Saline, Mich. Visit his website at www.taupiocreations.com.

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