Discover the art of scroll saw woodworking with 'Zodiac Puzzles for Scroll Saw Woodworking: 30 Projects from the Eastern and West'. This unique book features 30 intricately designed zodiac puzzles that celebrate both Eastern and Western astrology. Ideal for woodworking enthusiasts, this book combines creativity with skill, offering an engaging challenge for scrollers of all levels. Dive into projects that showcase stunning constellations and zodiac symbols, including favorites like Cassiopeia, Andromeda, the dragon, and the rat. Each project comes with essential tips from the authors on recommended wood types, grain direction, and detailed patterns for successful crafting. Perfect for both personal enjoyment and as a gift for loved ones, this collection guarantees hours of creative fun. Enhance your woodworking repertoire and explore the celestial themes through wood! Order today and elevate your scroll saw skills to new heights. Fast delivery ensures you can start your next woodworking adventure in no time. Bring the magical world of zodiac to life with these delightful woodworking puzzles!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
Title: Zodiac Puzzles for Scroll Saw Woodworking: ...
Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing
Publication Date: 2009
Binding: Soft Cover

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Review:
I promise that this book will not be the Genesis of a new astrological forecasting feature for woodworkers in our ShortCuts columns. However, this book may be an inspiration for those woodworkers that are reliant upon the stars to guide them. What a fun book the Paterson's have put together. They have put together close to 100 pages of 30 really great zodiac puzzles. They include both Eastern and Western zodiac symbols that also include the constellations. The latter includes Cassiopeia and Andromeda while you can find patterns for the dragon and the rat in the Eastern zodiac, Capricorn to Sagittarius in the Western zodiac. The authors provide the sawyers information not only on recommended wood types and grain direction but also on the patterns themselves. Scrollers will love this book. --reviewer