Scroll saw plans

[Jaco]

Some sites offering free plans

{Edit - will re-post]

 

[Steliz]

Thanks for this but the first and last link are the same website and none of the other links either work or take you to free scroll saw patterns.

 

[Jaco]

Apologies, I will delete and re-post.

 

[Jaco]

Ok, lets try again ...................

Not all free plans

Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Everything for the scroll saw enthusiast, from tips and techniques and tool reviews to patterns and instructions for amazing projects including fretwork, intarsia, portraits, puzzles, and much more!



Free Wood Puzzles - Scroll Saw Patterns for Wood Puzzles, Craft Patterns, Bird House Plans, Wood Plans



Sue Mey website - Scroll Saw Artist



Sue Mey free plans - Free Scroll Saw Patterns - Page 1 - Scroll Saw Artist



Steve Good - Scrollsaw Workshop



http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/wp-co ... Puzzle.pdf



Patterns & Projects - Free projects, vector patterns, 3D models, books, software

 

[Jaco]

Have a look across the pond .............

https://www.scrollsawvillage.com/files/file/3-ornaments-for-charity/

 

[Happy amateur]

I would highly recommend Steve Goode Scroll saw workshop. Scrollsaw Workshop there are approx 3,500 patterns you can download for I think $20.
He also creates one a day which you can receive by being on his mailing list.

 

[Happy amateur]

I would highly recommend Steve Goode Scroll saw workshop. Scrollsaw Workshop there are approx 3,500 patterns you can download for I think $20.
He also creates one a day which you can receive by being on his mailing list.

For more complicated patterns look at woodenvisions.com Charles Dearing

 

[Jaco]

I would highly recommend Steve Goode Scroll saw workshop. Scrollsaw Workshop there are approx 3,500 patterns you can download for I think $20.
He also creates one a day which you can receive by being on his mailing list.

Agree, been receiving his e-mails for a number of years.
Just download what I think I can/will make.

 

[s.j. joe]

I agree to the recommendation of Steve Good, his downloads are free,
at least in the US. He posts almost every day. His library of patterns
are set up by categories so if you're looking for holidays or platters
or flowers he has them all. He has personal Christmas ornaments that
you can order by name , Bill, Mary, Ted and he does charge a
dollar each with a 5 name minimum. But it just helps offset the cost
of his blog and the free patterns, but it is your choice to buy or not.

 

[Stuart1953]

I agree to the recommendation of Steve Good, his downloads are free,
at least in the US. He posts almost every day. His library of patterns
are set up by categories so if you're looking for holidays or platters
or flowers he has them all. He has personal Christmas ornaments that
you can order by name , Bill, Mary, Ted and he does charge a
dollar each with a 5 name minimum. But it just helps offset the cost
of his blog and the free patterns, but it is your choice to buy or not.

Free in the UK too. An excellent source

 

[kinverkid]

Free in the UK too. An excellent source

Also, you can pay $3 for the PDF catalogue and install the app to download specific patterns from it.

 

[Jaco]

I also look at what is in Pinterest.
If it looks interesting, I will save the pic, then do some cropping and sizing
Then copy and paste into Powerpoint optimising the A4 page.
Generally I can get 4 different pics to a page.
Print, cut and paste onto 3mm MDF or Hardboard. Then cut a template for multiple use, if not just a once off item.

 

[Jaco]

Stumbled across this one

https://www.rjmyrchak.com/home

 

[Jaco]

Have a look HERE for some inspiration ................