PATTERNS
Eagle Mini Desk Clock
by Rick and Karen Longabaugh
A classic Berry Basket pattern using the 13.8"-diameter clock inserts

Independence Day Box
by Scott Roberts
Scroll this commemorative box for the Fourth of July

Victorian Fretwork Candlesticks
by Richard Preator
Stack cut these candlesticks based on a Victorian pattern

Patterns
by Popular Demand
Steve Malavolta offers a pattern for his popular puzzle

Poolside Coasters
by Bob Duncan
Start now to make enough of these coasters for your summer deck parties

Classic Route 66 Road Sign
by Troy Thorne
Satisfy your yearnings for the road with this classic symbol of the open road

Arabian Horse Intarsia
by Kathy Wise
Carve in the facial details to bring your intarsia to life

Art Noveau Window Decoration
by Terry Lawrence
Sarah Bernhardt in profile makes a great acrylic window hanging

Potpourri Box
by Sue Mey
A box that doubles as a tea light candle holder

Woodimal. Lion
by Jim Sweet
The King of the Jungle puzzle makes a great conversation piece

Scroll Saw Joinery
by Gary MacKay
Get the look of classic dovetails quickly using your scroll saw

Custom Intarsia Doors
by Troy Lichthardt
Embellish your doors with intarsia

Boo the Magic Dragon
by Diana Thompson
Compound cut this whimsical creature in no time

Good Luck Box
by Joe Preston
Fretwork and flocking techniques make this Victorian design a great present

Wolf Profile Portrait
by Charles Dearing
A portrait of this classic symbol of the outdoors

Apple Alphabet Puzzle
by Joanne Lockwood
Be the 'apple' of a teacher's eye with this educational puzzle

Wildlife Welcome Sign
by Terry Foltz
Scroll this popular item to sell or give as a gift

Catch Some Air
by Toni Burghout
A Canadian scroller offers a skateboarding silhouette project

Cat Lover's Clock
by John Nelson
Scroll saw relief cutting techniques give this clock depth
Correction
In order to make the cat's stripes protrude above the surface of the clock, tilt your scroll saw table to the right (raising the left side and lowering the right side) 2° to 2 1/2°. Cut following the arrows on the pattern (clockwise).

FEATURES
Scrolling Down Under
Australia's first Scroll Saw Exhibition is a great success

Craft Shows
by Judy and Dave Peterson
Design and lay out your booth at shows to maximize sales

Wood Toxicity
Find out what woods require extra safety precautions

Scroll Saw Fretwork from Start to Finish
A new video eases beginners into fretwork

SSW Message Board Updated
The new software makes it easier to post and show off your work

Best Project Design Contest 2005
SSW offers big prizes for best design in newest contest