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August 2008
What a mix of projects in this issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts! Summer is clearly upon us, as evidenced by Sue Mey's Secluded Beach Layerscape and Nautical Clock, and Wayne and Jacob Fowler's Sanibel Blue Heron.You'll be able to entertain in style when you serve snacks in Diana Thompson's Seashell Chip & Dip Dish and display your wine selection in Wayne Bosler's Wine Caddy.Intarsia enthusiasts will be amazed by the detail in Bruce Worthington's and Janette Square's Pelican, along with the original presentation of Darin Liles' fish pieces.
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June 2008
We've gone "back to nature" with our assortment of wildlife projects included in this June issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts. Selections range from a scrolled Sunrise Elk by Roy King, Scott Kochendorfer, and Bob Valle of Whitetail Designs, to a Woodpecker Segmentation (complete with babies in the nest!) by Deborah Nicholson; from a heartwarming Duck and Chick scene by Wayne and Jacob Fowler to the colorful and zany Fish Sticks by Diana Thompson.
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April 2008
With over 22 new and exciting patterns in the April 2008 issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts, there's sure to be something for everyone! There are incredible wildlife designs, functional box projects, and lovely cross patterns that will be welcome additions to your Easter and spring crafting.
Meet marquetry artist Daryoush Ababaf and be inspired by his amazing creations. John Polhemus guides you through the process of making customized frames to fit practically any type of plaque or poster you would like to display. And of course, it's always exciting to see what readers of Creative Woodworks & Crafts are up to in our reader's gallery feature.
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March 2008
The 16 spectacular projects included in this March issue are sure to keep you busy in this new year. How about crafting a personalized Door Knocker designed by Wayne Bosler? If the winter weather has you down, choose a nice tropical print to frame within Deborah Nicholson's Porthole Frame intarsia, and envision sailing off to sunny seas! Tackle Jeff Zaffino's newest offering of a beautiful rendition of the flag raising at Iwo Jima. And treat that "special someone" in your life to a handcrafted Valentine's Heart Box designed by Sue Mey that you fill with chocolates. And just in case you finish all the projects before the April issue arrives, be sure to check out the bonus patterns provided by John Polhemus for making your own push sticks and detail sanders!
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January 2008
With the holiday season upon us, it is natural that we acknowledge the many wonderful blessings we have, and this lovely "Give Thanks" word project designed by Toni Burghout and Sue Chrestensen very simply sums up our feelings. We truly do have so many things to be thankful for, not the least of which are those things that help make our job here at the magazine so enjoyable.
First, we give thanks for our talented designers, who continually amaze us with their skill and creativity. For example, check out Wayne Bosler's sports-themed switchplates - they are a fun and original way to brighten up a room, and sure to be big hits at craft shows.
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