Scroll saw art : realistic pictures in wood

by Pat Spielman

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“Marvelous patterns can easily be adapted...30 distinctive projects are divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced. There are patterns for a flying eagle, black bear, detailed lion, Native Americans, and even ‘The Duke’ him-self (John Wayne), to mention only a few. A gallery of other outstanding pieces, all in color, is featured...to further inspire you.”—Chip Chats… (more)

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This exquisite art book contains the secrets of an artist with wood who uses a scroll saw and wood stains or paints to create realistic pictures or bas reliefs. As one who does not know how to use a scroll saw, I feel the patterns could be used for other crafts, such as embroidery or painting. (

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“Marvelous patterns can easily be adapted...30 distinctive projects are divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced. There are patterns for a flying eagle, black bear, detailed lion, Native Americans, and even ‘The Duke’ him-self (John Wayne), to mention only a few. A gallery of other outstanding pieces, all in color, is featured...to further inspire you.”—Chip Chats

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