Free Scroll Saw Patterns

T-Rex Pattern

2008-10-29T11:02:00.001-06:00

Long ago, dinosaurs ruled the earth. And the king of all "terrible lizards" was the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

I designed this pattern for my nephew who really wanted a dinosaur picture for his room. The pattern is provided in PDF format for easy printing. It is sized at 8x10" so it can easily fit into a premade picture frame. Give it a try. When you're done, be sure to learn more about T. Rex to find out why he was the king of dinosaurs.

If you enjoy this free scroll saw pattern, please consider a small donation. Proceeds go to supporting FSSP and Scroll Saw Goodies.
Thank you for your support.
Make A Donation

Easter Puzzles

2008-03-11T11:26:00.004-06:00

Easter is right around the corner, so how about a nice set of Easter Puzzles? These are free standing puzzle. Cut from 3/4" wood of choice. For a more festive look, color the wood with watered down acrylic paints or use leather dye. Spray lacquer for the final finish and you have a puzzle set that would make a great centerpiece for your next Easter dinner.

Download PDF

If you enjoy this free scroll saw pattern, please consider a small donation. Proceeds go to supporting FSSP and Scroll Saw Goodies.
Thank you for your support.
Make A Donation

Harold Lloyd

2008-02-20T11:59:00.007-07:00

Harold Lloyd was one of the most popular actors of the silent film era, standing next to Charlie Chaplain, and Buster Keaton. With over 200 movies to his credit, he is known for his physical daredevil style stunts. This image is from one of his most popular film "Safety Last!," filmed in 1923.

If you enjoy this free scroll saw pattern, please consider a small donation. Proceeds go to supporting FSSP and Scroll Saw Goodies.
Thank you for your support.
Make A Donation

1959 Cadillac Eldorado

2007-12-14T11:29:00.002-07:00

If you enjoy this free scroll saw pattern, please consider a small donation. Proceeds go to supporting FSSP and Scroll Saw Goodies.
Thank you for your support.
Make A Donation

Billy The Kid

2007-05-16T16:02:00.002-06:00

Billy The Kid

The infamous cowboy outlaw. Taken from the only known picture.

Download this pattern now! Available as JPG and PDF.

If you enjoy this free scroll saw pattern, please consider a small donation. Proceeds go to supporting FSSP and Scroll Saw Goodies.
Thank you for your support.
Make A Donation

Requesting Patterns

2007-05-16T14:25:00.000-06:00

I am usually willing to do custom designs. But it really depends on the amount of time I have available and the interest I have in developing the design. If there is a design that you'd like to see here, email me. I'm always looking for suggestions. If I create a custom design, I will make it publicly available here for everybody to download.

Some designs have no public appeal. IE, portraits of your kids, name word art, etc. or other personalized items. If you need one of these, email me. Perhaps we can work something out.

Usage and Copyrights

2007-05-16T12:14:00.000-06:00

I have created these patterns to be used free of charge. Feel free to use these designs for your own projects or for creating goods for craft shows. However, no more than 200 copies of any one design is allowed without expressed permission. If you use one of my designs in a craft show, shoot me an email. I'd love to hear how it worked for you.
Feel free to alter the designs to suit your needs. But, please do not post derivative works on other websites. If you would like to share a design you altered, please email me and I'd be happy to post it on this site.
Please do not distribute my designs on other websites. The best way to expose somebody to these designs is a simple link to my website.

Link Exchange

2007-05-16T11:40:00.000-06:00

I am a firm believer in link exchanges. Its a great way to increase web traffic and boost ratings on search engines. If you have a site and would like to be linked here, shoot me an email. I'd be happy to add you to my link bar. In return, I'd appreciate it if you'd return the favor by adding my link to your site. This way we can both boost our web traffic.

Happy Scrolling.

Mission Statement

2007-05-16T10:46:00.000-06:00

I have created this site to share my scroll saw patterns. I design patterns that I find interesting and like to scroll. My tastes may differ from yours. However, I will try to provide designs that suite every body's tastes.

I strive for quality designs and downloadable patterns. I provide a high quality .jpg and a .pdf for each design. If you find a problem with any of the designs, please email me and I'll fix the problem ASAP.

Sometimes I'll do requests. It really depends on if I have time to create them and if I'd be interested in putting the time into a particular design. For more information on requests, see the side panel for a link.

I do not charge for these patterns. They are free for you to use. The patterns available on this site are my designs. I do not troll nor pirate other sites to feed my own. It is an unethical practice that I will not take part in. For more information on the usage of these patterns, see sidebar link.

Please do not distribute my designs on other websites. I'm honored that you like my designs, but please respect my wishes. The best way to expose somebody to these designs is a simple link to this website.

Privacy Policy

2007-05-16T07:00:00.001-06:00

I use Google Ads on my website to cover expenses related to running this website and expenses for future expansion. I am required to post a privacy policy regarding the use of cookies and beacons so Google is better able to provide advertisements that you will be most likely interested in. Here is the required disclaimer as according to their TOS:

You must have and abide by an appropriate privacy policy that clearly discloses that third parties may be placing and reading cookies on your users’ browser, or using web beacons to collect information, in the course of ads being served on your website. Your privacy policy should also include information about user options for cookie management.

Cookies are bits of information stored on a computer. Often, they hold small bits of information such as user preferences. Most browsers accept cookies by default, but can be turned off in the browser's control panel. Cookies can also be deleted at any time by the user. This can also be found in the user's control panel. You can read more about cookie's here.

While I'm at it, I'd also like to be clear about a couple more points. I track traffic to and from FSSP in order to better assess the value of the information being presented. This is for quality control and to better serve the reader by providing patterns that interest my readers. I would also like to note that I do not share nor distribute user information. Those who subscribe to this blog via email can rest assured that their information is private.

Now back to your regularly scheduled program.