Cute Girl & Buggie. Design from 
Easy Halloween Cat Shelve Sitter Pattern
Cut this Halloween Cat out of 3/4″ or smaller 1/2″ for a neat shelve sitter. Cut the ‘paw’ 
separately in 1/2″ or 1/4″ wood. Attach paw with a finish nail - keep it loose ( so as to swing leg up & down ).
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Cute Girl with Kittens
Cut out this cute little girl using 3/4″ pine wood or cut from 1/4″ wood and make as magnets. Right click outline, save to print and use as a cutting guide.
Rooster Weather Vane Pattern
This is a rough pattern outline for a weather vane decorative final. Attach to a wider base for support.
Can also be cut and used for an ornament or create a magnet.
3D Kitty Cat that stands Wood Collectible
3 D cat that has 3 pieces – (he has 2 back legs you can’t see here)
simple to cut – and did I mention – too cute. Glue all 3 pieces with Elmers glue- let dry and paint with acrlyics. Tie a bow if desired!! get the pattern here
Runaway Boy Scroll Saw Pattern
Here is a new addition to the country collectibles. Cut this shape from 3/4″ or thinner wood for a magnet like design.
Cut a feeding duck. Tie a ribbon around his neck and place on a shelve to feed.
Click on pictures to make larger and save to print
on your computer
Bunnies for Easter
Get ready for Easter and start cutting for the busy season. These are easy to make and fun too. Paint them white or black or paint each one individually. 
Paint the scroll leaves green on the bottom with a fine brush or a
sharpie marker.
Mermaid Scroll Saw Pattern
Cut a scroll saw mermaid. No drilling – just go in and back out the same way. Works best if cut with 3/4″ pine. Cut from 1/4″ wood and create a magnet. 
Click here for the Mermaid scroll saw cutting outline.
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Teacher’s School Books and Desk
This little miniature is fun to make. Take a look. A teachers desk? Student? Its whatever you want it to be and it is easy to make. The desk is a square of 3/4″ pine. Two flat or round head nails for the drawer knobs. The pencils are toothpics. Make a bunch all at once by ‘dying’ the toothpics in a bath of yellow Rit dye. The pencil holder is a tiny candle cup and you can purchase small wood books online. Paint all the pieces first, then glue together with Elmer’s glue.
