Boy fishing pattern

Country Birdhouse

Welcome Bird Sign

Country House

Old Country Car

Garden Cat

Irish Sheep

Busy Bees

Busy as a Bee Painting Craft Outline

Materials needed: 3.5" x 3.5" wood pine block. Saw tooth hanger attached to the back. Acrylic paints:

light blue, red, white, light green & dark green, brown, gold, black.

Busy as a Bee Wood block acrylic painting project

Old fashioned boot 
wood pattern to make
that has real lace up ties. Use 1/8″ ribbon to thread throught the holes. These are fun to make in all diferant colors.  This pattern looks best in 3/4″ pine wood. You can also make this with 1/2″ for a magnet. We love Grandma. This little miniature with jute hair was a great seller of  mine. There is a scrap of tiny check ribbon for her dishcloth. See side of wood piece where you poke a hole in the side where the hand is, drop some Elmer’s glue in the hole and poke the tip of the cloth inside. Wood pattern looks best cut from 1/2″ pine wood. 

Little country wood mouse is cut from 3/4″ pine wood. Poke a hole in the back-end of the mouse, for the tail.  (You can use sharp end of scissors ) Tie a knot at the end of a small length of ribbon -for the tail.   Insert unknotted end of a scrap of ribbon in the hole.  Secure the ribbon tail by putting  a spot of glue in the hole using Elmer’s white glue.

Lil' Country Mouse Saw Pattern and Painting Outline.

We love Grandma Mini Wood Saw Pattern 
This little miniature with jute hair is a craft show favorite.
 
There is a scrap of tiny check ribbon for her dishcloth. See side of wood piece where you poke a hole in the side where the hand is, drop some Elmer’s glue in the hole and poke the tip of the cloth inside. 
Wood pattern looks best cut from 1/2″ pine wood. Grampa coming soon…

Insert wood dowel & curled wire

Base of the photo holder &
watermelon painting outline

Horse Craft Pattern

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

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) .