Magazine

[jwbright1984]

Happy thanksgiving to each and everyone of you!!! I have a question. What are all the scroll saw magazines that offer monthly subscription that are worth the money for tips and info and patterns? Thanks in advance

[don in brooklin on]

ScrollSaw Woodworking & Crafts is the only one that I know of.  www.scrollsawer.com

 

 

Really good articles and patterns.

 

The fist 48 issues are available on DVD and worth every penny.  Hope the next 12 come soon.

[amazingkevin]

Happy thanksgiving to each and everyone of you!!! I have a question. What are all the scroll saw magazines that offer monthly subscription that are worth the money for tips and info and patterns? Thanks in advance

I've seldom made anything from the magazines or books i have.But when i need just the right piece i can find it with some trouble.I like having them even though they are not used .I like being in the know for a few bucks every other month.It's the only magazine i buy.I kept up with airbrush books and magazines for decades but they are terrible now with demonic stuff and reptiles ,more on the dark side so i don't buy AirbruishAction anymore .The 10' stack of airbrush magazines and books will hold me the rest of my life.i have every book  too. :D :)

[jwbright1984]

Ok so do you buy your patters or make most of yours?

[lawson56]

Those are the 2 I buy.Sometimes you can find them in stores.I do ALL 3 Exchange patterns here,Buy,then Make my Own.Sometimes I need help from my friends here at the Village.

Edited November 27, 2015 by lawson56

[Vector01]

Don't use mags either, but...got an offer for a free mag SS Woodworking and crafts. Gonna check it out. The price is right!

[LarryEA]

Ok so do you buy your patters or make most of yours?

My Thanksgivings was great... Apple & Pumpkin Pie        How was yours?

 

Magazines... other than SSW&C I saw a post few months back about one on the other 

side of the pond.

Scroll Saw Village, Steve Good, local Library, search online for free patterns.

 

I find there are many more patterns than I could ever do ...       or       

[jwbright1984]

I won't have no copyright issues if I get the free ones off of here or Steve good when I scroll the pattern and sell the finished product?

[NC Scroller]

Unless you are going to mass produce them (1,000's) you are fine.  What you can not do is:

 

- Down load or copy a free pattern and give or sell the pattern to someone else.

 

- Represent it as your own design.

[MrsN]

I am not sure where it was (here or on one of the scroll saw facebook pages) but someone was putting together a list of pattern designer websites. I have purchased a lot of patterns from different designers over the years. 

[jrpeteo]

Here you go.

 

http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/articles.html/_/resources/pattern-resources-r67

[jwbright1984]

Thanks for all the info!!!

[MrsN]

Here you go.

 

http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/articles.html/_/resources/pattern-resources-r67

I knew it was here somewhere!!!

[orangeman]

Is there any site or person who specializes in puzzle patterns?

[kywoodmaster]

Here is a new one that was featured on the Steve Goods blog. The premier issue ships Dec. 3 Might be worth looking at.

http://scrollerschoicemag.wix.com/home.

[WayneMahler]

Thanks Kywoodmaster. Just ordered and will let everyone know what is it like.

[kywoodmaster]

Hey we forgot about Sue Mays e-magazine.  www.scrollsawartist.com/  This is the URL for her site.

[kywoodmaster]

Thanks Kywoodmaster. Just ordered and will let everyone know what is it like.

 Hey Wayne I ordered a copy also. If you get yours first let me know.

Thanks Larry