Creative Woodworks & crafts-125-2007-Holiday, страница 36
Pattern located in Full Size Pattern Section No. 1 10 Ornaments by Diana Thompson Introduction I think Christmas is the most wonderful season to design for.1 It always brings to mind the lights in children's eyes when they see a decorated Christmas tree. This projcct is special because some of the ornaments, such as the circle, square, and heart shapes, are simple enough that children can even help paint them. So what if they aren't perfect? You and the children will have a joyful time together. I made the ornaments from l/8"-thick plywood. Thicker wood can be used, but remember fo enlarge the slots accordingly. (For example, if you use 1/4"-thick wood, the slots will have to be 1/4" thick, as well.) If you end up with some gaps between the slots, don't worry—you can fill 'em in with glue! And paint covers a multitude of sins! Have fun, and most of all, have a very blessed ChrisfmasI SUPPLIES Wood: plywood or wood of choice—one piece (per ornament} 1/8" x 4" x S" (size may vary slightly, depending upon the specific ornament) Tools: scroll saw with No. 3R blades; disc sander (optional); sanding mop (optional); scissors: small clamps Temporary-bond spray adhesive Double-sided masking tape 220-grit sandpaper Wood glue Small screw eyes (one per ornament) SIBetto or straight pin Wood sealer Craft paints tn assorted colors Small paintbrushes 36 ■ Creative Woodworks S. Crafts Holiday 2007 |
