Sneak Peek at the Winter Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine

Add a Personal Touch to your Holiday Decor with Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine

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Check out this preview of the special Winter issue coming to newsstands on October 23. With beautiful holiday scroll saw projects for beginners to advanced, you can give the holidays a personal touch. The Winter 2018 issue is filled with holiday projects and patterns for gifts and treasures. Charles Hand will show you how to create highly detailed fretwork of a winter scene to add over your mantle. The simple design of Andreas Kullerkan’s wooden kazoo will teach children how to start scrolling and double as a holiday gift, while Sue May’s castle playset makes a fun heirloom wooden toy.

Each issue of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine offers step-by-step projects, photo-illustrated instructions for all types of scrolling, pullout patterns, and scroll saw reviews on the latest tools in the industry. When you subscribe to a two-year subscription, you will get a bonus holiday scroll saw pattern collection.

In the Winter issue, you will find:

Prancing Reindeer Intarsia by Judy Gale Roberts 

Flying reindeer are as essential to the holidays as Santa himself; songs, classic cartoons, and even poems pay homage to these sprightly creatures. This intarsia wood design, caught at the moment of takeoff, is Judy’s addition to the mythos. Be on the lookout for Judy’s free Reindeer in Flight scroll saw pattern later this month. Subscribe to get Judy’s Prancing Reindeer pattern and step-by-step tutorial.

Layered Holiday Ornaments by Carole Rothman

Use basic bowl-making techniques to make a set of glossy “turned” hardwood ornaments for your tree. This holiday season, why not use your stash of cut-offs to make festive ornaments for your table or tree? Subscribe for Carole’s full instructions and scroll saw patterns.

Nostalgic Christmas Village by Sue Mey

Illuminate this two-part winter scene with a simple tealight to add a cozy corner to your home. It’s not really Christmas until there’s a Christmas village under the tree. Add a model train to your village or use the town’s character on its own. Subscribe for Sue’s full how-to and village patterns.

Other articles in the Winter issue:

Timeless Tree Trimmer Ornaments
Freestanding Nativity Scene
Visits from St. Nick Fretwork
Feather & Leaf Ornaments
Winter Retreat Fretwork Scene
Making a Castle Playset
Stocking Stuffer Bookmarks
Wooden Kazoo Project (kid-friendly project!)
Fretwork Mantle Clock
Useful Moose Desk Organizer
Puzzled Fox
Alphacons Ornaments
Flip Lid Pillbox

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