Woodworker's Journal 1993-17-1, страница 2
BOOKSfrom The Woodworker's Journal You' 11 find the order form for these books bound in this issue — or for faster service call toll-free I -800-223-2425! Our first full-color book, these are 42 of our very best easy-to-make projects. Gleaned from the 1988 Issues of The Woodworker's Journal. projects include folk-art silhouettes. lamps, pierced-tin cabinets. toys, furniture, decorative woodcrafts, gifts and accessories Full-size patterns, step-by-step instructions, 74 photos, and over 265 illustrations. woodworker's PROJECT BOOK Weekend Projects Far Woodworkers This is the book tor the craftsman long on enthusiasm and short on time Selected from the 1986-87 issues of The Woodworker's Journal, all 52 projects are quick, easy and attractive. Each plan is presented clearly with fully detailed instructions and drawings Whether scrambling for a break or enjoying lots of spare time, woodworkers of all skill levels will appreciate the satisfaction of seeing a project through to completion in just an evening or weekend. WOODCAKVING ----WITH .. -----► RICK BUTZ Woodcarving With Rick Butz With just a few tools and a few hours to spare, you can share in the pleasures of carving. Wander into the Black Forest of Germany with a carving of St. Nick, or into a Russian village with a Dancing Bears folk toy Enjoy a chip-carved Quilt Rack, wildlife carvings, and a Tobacconist's Indian. AIM4 projects are fully detarled with step-by-step photos. There are chapters on IodI selection, sharpening, whittling, chip and relief carving. WEEKEND PROJECTS for Woodworkers /rp« Jfcr mf I hr HWUwkrr v inxol COUNTRY PROJECTS for WOODWORKERS S3 Pn/jfd Plans. L-r I umiturr jnd \cir**tiri£% Projects for Woodworkers 75 Project Plans lor Furniture, Toys awl Accessories Projects for Woodworkers 60 Project Plans, for Yumiturr Toy* and Autwmo Volume 2 Projects for Woodworkers 60 Project PLuis for.jEwrnirniT. Toys, and Au^ts£oru*s- \ % Country Projects For Woodworker* If building the simple, sturdy furniture of the old cabinetmakers appeals to you, then you'll want this collection of country proiects from the 1980-84 issues of The Woodworker's Journal. 85 complete plans range from projects like Colonial Candlesticks and Fireplace Bellows to more challenging projects such as a Shaker Chest, a Siepped-Back Hutch, and an 18th Century Trestle Table Some plans are also in Protects lor Woodworkers. Volumes 1 and 2. Projects For Woodworkers, Volume 1 Beginning and advanced woodworkers alike will appreciate the full range of styles in furniture, accessories, lamps, clocks, toys and gifts. Of the 75 projects selected from the 1980-81 issues of The Woodworker's Journal magazine plans include a Cabinetmaker's Workbench, Pine Shaker Cupboard, Old-time Icebox, a Cob bier's Bench Coffee Table and a Child's Victorian Sled. Fully detailed instructions, illustrations, and photos. Projects For Woodworkers, Volume 2 Originally published in the 1982 issues of The Woodworker's Journal magazine, all 60 projects were chosen with a variety of styles and skill levels in mmd Each project has complete instructions and illustrations. You'll find household accessories tike the Desk Caddy. Casserole Dish Holder and Breakfast Tray easy to build. And you're sure to enioy completing more involved projects like the Tambour Desk. Old Danish Chest ol Drawers and Swinging Cradle Projects For Woodworkers. Volume 3 The best projects from the 1983 issues of The Woodworkers Journal magazine—toys, lamps, cupboards. chests, cabinets, tables, planters, mirrors, and much more. Clear illustrations and thorough written instructions make each project easy-to-understand and fun to build. A book you'll want to keep wilhin easy reach of your workbench. |
