Making tiny toys in wood : ornaments & collectible heirloom accents

Making tiny toys in wood Ornaments & collectible heirloom accents

Howard Clements

Book - 2017

"Miniature woodworking for maximum enjoyment. Create delightful holiday ornaments that double as small toys with this easy-to-follow guidebook. Making Tiny Toys in Wood provides full-size patterns and step-by-step instructions for 15 working miniature masterpieces. From tugboats and tractors to windmills and wagons, these nostalgic moving toys make great Christmas decorations as well as keepsake gifts for family and friends. They're a great way to reuse and repurpose scrap wood, and require only minimal painting. All you need is a scroll saw, a drill, and some glue to create memorable heirloom collectibles. Make your own collectible toy holiday ornaments: 15 full-size patterns and step-by-step instructions ; Charming mini toys wit...h moving parts ; Easy scrill saw projects that don't take a lot of wood or tools ; Great way to reuse and repurpose scrap wood ; Make great keepsake gifts." -- back cover.

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Subjects
Wooden toy making.
Toy making.
Woodwork > Patterns.
Scrollwork.
Published
Mount Joy, PA : Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Inc 2017.
Language
English
Main Author
Howard Clements (author)
Edition
First printing
Item Description
"A scroll saw woodworking & crafts book" -- title page
Physical Description
47 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm
ISBN
9781565239159
  • Contents : Introduction
  • Chapter 1: Getting started: materials, tools, scroll saw basics
  • Chapter 2: Building a tiny toy
  • Chapter 3: Patterns: Noah's ark, carousel, locomotive, golf cart, windmill, tractor, wagon, tugboat, 1909 cadillac, ferris wheel, bread truck, wishing well, barn, horseless carriage
  • Resources
  • Meet the author.
Review by Library Journal Review

If you have wood left over from other projects, here are patterns to which those scraps can be applied. Woodworker and first-time author Clements provides a very specific collection of small toy ornaments with moving parts. Patterns include trucks, boats, waterwheels, and those of a similar vein. There are excellent step-by-step instructions for the first toy with the following projects generally outlined. Cutting lists and exploded view are included. VERDICT These patterns are clever and great for the confident woodworker looking for unique projects, but the ornaments, some of which have moving or removable parts, are too small to be safe for young children. Readers seeking child-friendly carved toys should see Steve Tomashek's Tiny Whittling. © Copyright 2018. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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