Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Issue 37 Holiday 2009

Features Puzzlemaster Carter Johnson Scroll saw artist specializes in cutting jigsaw puzzles without the aid of a pattern—and you can do it too! 40 Making Beautiful Wooden Bowls By Carole Rothman Create the look of lathe-turned bowls with your scroll saw 54 Crafting a Christmas Angel Wreath By Kathy Wise Adorable angel welcomes visitors to your home Techniques Cutting Christmas Card Puzzles By Carter Johnson Free-form puzzle-cutting technique creates unique keepsakes from any picture Methods Create a Contemporary Box By Thomas Haapapuro Simple cutting techniques make it easy to construct a colorful hardwood box Making Inlay Snowmen Ornaments By Theresa Ekdom Use hardwood scraps to create adorable folk-art snowmen Graceful Fretwork Crosses By Jay S. Hammerle Create three distinctly different versions from one basic pattern Build a Mirrored Votive Holder By Carol and Homer Bishop Create the look of stained glass with colored acrylic and DVDs Building a Horse-drawn Wagon By Paul Meisel Easy-to-make nostalgic wagon is a beautiful holiday centerpiece Building a Gumball Turtle Maze By Paul Meisel Easy-to-make wooden maze promotes hand-eye coordination Amazing 3-D Christmas Ornaments By Sue Mey Fun compound-cut designs can be made from solid or laminated wood When Pigs Fly By Daniel and Ruth Johnson Easy-to-make ornaments add an air of whimsy to your Christmas tree Patterns Fretwork Poinsettia By Toni Burghout Beautiful holiday flower design has a variety of uses Monkey Business Puzzle By John A. Nelson Playful primates make a fun and easy gift Making Wooden Dreidels By Carl Hird-Rutter Two simple designs for traditional Hanukkah fun Make a Quarter Flipper By Bob Gilsdorf Making decisions is a snap with this fun gadget Geometric Fretwork Ornaments By Dale Helgerson Stack cut these bold designs for quick and easy Christmas gifts Create an Elegant Wall Clock By Sylvia Mendiola Ornate design is highlighted by a contrasting backing board Season's Greetings Santa By Judy Gale Roberts Intarsia project is a fun way to greet holiday visitors