This little gem of a wood collectible has a jute string for the pull handle. At the end of the string is a wood bead for accent. 
​Below is the outline pattern you can use to cut and paint.
Use 1/2"  or 3/4" pinewood. Use acrylic paints for the fine black details you can use a Sharpie marker

        OPTIONAL:
        Click on and print this kitten pattern in color 
         and glue onto the wood. Then cut. Use a water            based varnish and paint it  to protect.   

Make a glass cab key chain holder:
How to instructions with supplies found on Amazon (below). You will need: 1) 1 rectangle glass cab, 2) glue 3) image 4) bailGet the image from a magazine or photo. Cut image to exact size of the glass bail. Put a few drops of glue on the face of the image and place beneath the glass. Let dry overnight. When dry, paint the back of the image with acrylic paint for protection. When the paint is dry, paint a coating of varnish on the paint. When the varnish dry, glue the bail on the glass on the glass back with the e6000 glue. Let dry. That's it- you are done. Attach to a key chain, wear as a necklace, or glue a magnet on the back for a fridge magnet.

Kissing Cats Saw Patterns

Pretty Cat Saw Pattern

Cut this Halloween Cat out of 3/4" or smaller 1/2" for a neat shelve sitter.

Cut the cat paw from thinner wood and use a nail inserted to have the arm - swing - back and forth.

Here are the cutest foursome you will ever see in a scroll saw pattern. Four cat friends that have no inside cuts.  Works well  with any thickness of wood. 
Kitty Scroll Pattern
PRETTY KITTY WOOD COLLECTIBLE
Create this adorable kitty using 1/2" or 3/4" pine wood. Cute magnets can be made by using 1/4" wood with either luan or birch. Cut up to 4 pieces of 1/4" at time! Use acrylic paint for painting the cat. The trick with painting any wood collectible is this:  paint the entire wood base first, THEN apply the details when the base is dry. For this kitty for example, if painting the gold, paint the entire cat gold. Then when the gold 

paint is dry, paint the eyes and the mouth and nose. Then paint the flowers, etc.   More about painting these wood miniatures in coming posts.
Here is a  neat  trick to try with most any wood miniature;  if you like a particular pattern, try painting that piece in many different colors. For instance , if selling your crafts at a fair,  think about displaying  retty "blue " cats.
Quite a head turner. This comes in handy also if the customer is looking for her color cat to buy and does not find it. The blue would represent 'all' colors of cats. Not to mention the uniqueness that goes along with such a marvelous collection of glorious wood items!

Cat & Bird  Saw Patterns

Momther Cat and Kittens

Mother Cat and Kittens painting outlines

Cat and Kittens Ornament

Cat and Kittens Saw Pattern

Cat and Pumpkin Saw Pattern