Farm Animal Jigsaw Puzzle Mag?

[jbrowning]

Hello everyone, has anyone seen a magazine or book that was of farm animal jigsaw puzzles? My sister says she saw one, but I haven't found one yet.

 

Thanks

Jim

[don in brooklin on]

Scroll Saw Workshop Issue # 43 has a Farm Yard Barn Puzzle by Carolea Hower

 

She has book published by Fox Chapel

https://www.amazon.ca/Making-Wooden-Puzzle-Playsets-Patterns/dp/1565238664

Edited January 24, 2017 by don in brooklin on

[amazingkevin]

Scroll Saw Workshop Issue # 43 has a Farm Yard Barn Puzzle by Carolea Hower

 

She has book published by Fox Chapel

https://www.amazon.ca/Making-Wooden-Puzzle-Playsets-Patterns/dp/1565238664

Don to the rescue,Good man!

[Iguanadon]

Hello everyone, has anyone seen a magazine or book that was of farm animal jigsaw puzzles? My sister says she saw one, but I haven't found one yet.

 

Thanks

Jim

 

Hi Jim,

 

This one may be of interest.  I'd be happy to send you my copy as I won't be using it.  

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1565231384/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Iggy

[ike]

HB has some patterns of farmanimuls. I think that iggy can get them for you @$2.50 each or there is a list of them on the woodenteddy bear @ $3.00 each check iggy's website.

IKE

Edited January 24, 2017 by ike

[banderson]

There is this one from Wood Magazine.  Easy cutting with a lot of different woods.

[Dan]

Jim, another choice is to buy a coloring book, use the outline and some features (like the eyes) to cut the shape. Then cut them into puzzles. It's easier than you would think.

[jbrowning]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I'm going to wait to see if she can find it again.

 

Thanks

Jim

[courdorygirl]

What I do is search online for coloring book pages if whatever I'm looking for (farm or barnyard in this case). Then print it on heavy card stock. The blade will chew up printer paper, I speak from experience. Then I tape the pieces to my wood using a couple coats of packing tape to make the cutting easier. Once they are all cut, I either sand all the pieces smooth and put them in a baggy or I use a full page and my drill to cut a tray, depending on the age of the child I'' making for and their likelihood of losing pieces. Hope that helps!