Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Issue 31 Summer 2008

FEATURES Summer Sunflower Wreath By Kathy Wise Easy intarsia requires only three colors of wood Classic Compound-cut Checkers Set By Sue Mey Heirloom-quality game made with your scroll saw SpyPod By Carl Hird-Rutter Scroll your own essential accessory for covert missions Petal-perfect Rose Box By Robert Ardizzoni Basic technique turns any design into a custom keepsake box 2007 Best Project Design Contest Prize-winning entries and highlights from the contest METHODS Floral Inlay Plate By Gary MacKay Relief cutting techniques simulate the look of a turned plate Personalized Hatband By Gil Gilpatrick Quick and easy custom panels combine your favorite hobbies Painted Pony By James Haumesser Colorful Dentzel carousel horse makes an impressive display Watchful Leopard Clock By Sue Mey Use a woodburner to create the look of found wood Suspended Wine Holder By Gary MacKay Simple angle cutting produces a clever display Eagle Keepsake Box By Paul Meisel Straightforward project is ideal for beginners PATTERNS Victorian Plumage Wall Shelf By John A. Nelson Intricate fretwork showcases your talents and collectibles On the Ocean Floor By Ellen Brown Scroll a taste of the tropics with this coral reef scene Seaside Pelican Puzzle By Judy and Dave Peterson Clever, free-standing puzzle is a quick and easy summer project Wild Mustang By Sue Chrestensen and Toni Burghout Free-spirited design captures motion in segmentation, intarsia, inlay, or fretwork Persian-style Mirror Frame By Richard Preator Repeating design highlights your scrolling skills TECHNIQUES Coloring with Gilders Paste By Toni Burghout and Sue Chrestensen Thick coloring agent makes it easy to control application 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 Sawdust