by Janette Square (Author)
Take your intarsia woodworking skills to the next level! Intarsia Woodworking Made Easy is a skill-building compendium of useful tips, techniques, and projects that are perfect for scroll sawyers, no matter their experience. Opening with detailed beginner-friendly overviews on blade selection, wood preparation, the stages of shaping, applying a finish, budget-friendly hacks, and so much more, this complete guide then presents 11 unique step-by-step projects and high-quality intarsia patterns that range in difficulty, from a simple succulent and a mermaid to an advanced lighthouse and carousel horse! An inspiring resource for anyone looking to build or improve their intarsia skills, this complete guide is the ultimate must-have!
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BCC: Intarsia Woodworking Made Easy is a skill-building collection of useful tips, techniques, and projects that are perfect for scroll sawers no matter your experience. This book opens with detailed beginner-friendly overviews on blade selection, wood preparation, the stages of shaping, applying a finish, and so much more! This complete guide then presents 11 unique step-by-step projects and high-quality intarsia patterns that range in difficulty, from a simple succulent and a mermaid to an advanced lighthouse and carousel horse. An inspiring resource for anyone looking to build or improve their intarsia skills, this complete guide is the ultimate must-have! This book includes: The ultimate guide for scrollers to build and improve on their intarsia skills, regardless of skill levelDetailed overviews on tools, wood, blades, shaping, applying finishes, and more11 step-by-step projects and patterns that increase in difficulty as you work your way through the bookProjects: Humpback Whale Fluke Succulent Fish Magnets Mermaid Dogwood Flowers and Branches Ladybug on a Flower Buoys on a Fence Post Sports Car Heceta Head Lighthouse Wood Duck on a Branch Carousel Horse
Author Biography
Janette Square, of Eugene, Ore., specializes in wildlife and pet intarsia projects. For more of her work, visit www.square-designs.com.