Country Patterns

Your source for unique country scroll saw patterns.

Deer Scroll Saw Scene

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Rooster Craft Pattern

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Wood crow photo holder craft pattern
Country Wood Crow photo holder  3″ h x 4″ h. Not including the wire holder.
~Use black craft wire and twirl a small circle and glue into the center of the crow as shown.
​Base for wood crow photo holder. After you cut the square, drill small hole in the center (same size as small dowel). Use a stationery sander to make beveled edge as shown.

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Details: length of small dowel is about 3″. Dowel size – 1/8″. Base is 3/4″ wood. Watermelon and crow is 1/2″ thick. These details are suggestions only. Use any thickness for wood if desired. Extend the height of the dowel and use a thicker dowel for example.

Watermelon Crow Photo Holder craft project

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Insert wood dowel & curled wire

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Base of the photo holder &
watermelon painting outline

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Horse Craft Pattern

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Busy Bee Saw Pattern

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Bird with Babies in Nest Pattern

Cut a wood collectible scroll bird with only one continuous cut. No drilling – no kidding.

Cut from 1/4″ wood to make magnets. Cut from 3/4″ pine for a shelve sitter.  Click on the outline pattern and right click to save on your computer. Size it any way you want and finish by painting with quality acrylic paints

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Boy & Puppy Pattern

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Victorian Horse Saw Pattern

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Saw Pattern for Spring Bird and Babies

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Country Boy and his little dog. 
You can cut the tiny dog without drilling of any kind. Just note the outline cutting pattern; come back out the same way you went in to cut beneath the legs. This pattern look best cut in 1/2″ thick wood. Note that a  mini bowl is glued onto the back of the boy. You can add milk in the bowl by painting a dab white in the center. A really neat trick show ‘ water in the bowl’  when you glue the bowl on the back (use Elmer’s glue) and pour some glue in the bowl. When the glue dries – check it out – looks real!!  Don’t forget the jute hair glued on top of the head. (Knot it first so it will hold-then glue the knot on the head) .

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Chicks craft  Pattern 

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