Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Issue 28 Fall 2007

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