Synopses & Reviews
Can you follow a line with a scroll saw? Then use these patterns to make incredibly realistic, three-dimensional pictures of animals, birds, boats, and people! All it takes is segmentation--a unique procedure that consists of sawing a series of small, manageable, individual pieces. Stain each one according to directions, and when you're done, glue them together to create a whole picture. A simple design becomes a striking piece of art, with marvelous colors, tones, textures, and shadows. Co-written by Patrick Spielman, one of the world's most respected woodworking authors, and by Kerry Shirts, the leader designer, this groundbreaking book presents all the techniques needed to make this "wood art." "Bonus: 30 distinctive patterns divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced. A model airplane is a fun place to start: finish it in a single afternoon. Once you have more experience, work on the magnificently detailed lion, or a stunning plaque of Custer. And, you'll be inspired by the gallery of outstanding pieces! "A Selection of F&W's Book Clubs.
Synopsis
“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 ChatsAbout the Author
Patrick Spielman lives in Fish Creek, WI, and Kerry Shirts lives in Idaho Falls, ID.