Seashore and Nautical Patterns for the Scroll Saw: More than 50 Patterns featuring Lighthouses, Nautical Symbols and Life by the Sea (Fox Chapel Publishing) Designs for Fish, Mermaids, Ships, & More

William Hofferth

ISBN 10: 1565231902 / ISBN 13: 9781565231900

Published by Fox Chapel Publishing, 2003

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Seashore and Nautical Patterns for the Scroll Saw: More than 50 Patterns featuring Lighthouses, Nautical Symbols and Life by the Sea (Fox Chapel Publishing) Designs for Fish, Mermaids, Ships, & More
• Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1565231902
• ISBN 13: 9781565231900
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Recreate the look and feel of the shore in your own home with these 59 patterns for the scroll saw! Patterns include:

• Sea Gull Signpost, Pelican, and Flock of Gulls
• Classic Lighthouse, Lighthouse Ornament, Lighthouse Mural
• Sea Horse, Lobster, Crab, Dolphins, Fish
• Sea Shells, Starfish, Nautilus
• Sea Captain, Sailor, Deep Sea Diver, Wind Surfer, Mermaid
• Tug Boat, Ship in a Bottle, Pirate's Anchor
• ...and many more!

Make silhouettes, clocks, and other decorative pieces with the more than 50 seaside beach patterns inside Seashore and Nautical Patterns for the Scroll Saw!

Patterns include lighthouses, seashells, boats, shorebirds, nautical symbols, shipwrecks, divers, fishermen, lifeguards, and many others. The included full-color gallery shows clever ideas for practical and decorative items such as an antique lobster trade sign, a ship's wheel welcome sign, and more.

Add your own imaginative touches for more creative items: Use the star fish or shell designs as place cards at your next dinner gathering; add an inlaid sea horse to the lid of a jewelry box for a special touch; create a seasonal welcome sign and decorate it with painted lobsters. The possibilities are endless!

About the Author

William Hofferth is a woodworker who was named one of the top 200 craftsmen in the country by Early American Life magazine. His designs have appeared in Better Homes & Gardens. He lives in Cromwell, Connecticut.