Intarsia Woodworking Projects by Kathy Wise Paperback $ Ships from and sold by Book Depository UK. Customers who bought this item also bought.  Intarsia - the making of pictures (rom pieces of solid timber - is one of the less commonly pursued woodworking disciplines. This is unfortunate, since the modern scrollsaw makes it easier than ever to do this work. It's impossible to say when Intarsia was first developed.  Prime members enjoy FREE Delivery and exclusive access to movies, TV shows, music, Kindle e-books, Twitch Prime, and more. > Get Started. Back to top. Kathy Wise has been designing intarsia scroll saw patterns since She started out designing patterns for her family and soon moved into creating award winning custom patterns for many designers. A large part of her scrollsaw intarsia collection features portraits of dogs.  The Akita was developed by a Japanese nobleman living in exile in the province of Akita on Honshu Island. These dogs were used in pairs to hunt bears. This scrollsaw pattern consists of 39 pieces and measures approximately 15 inches high by inches wide. Category: Scrollsaw - Intarsia The Kathy Wise Collection. Link Type: fee plans. Who is Kathy Wise? Kathy first began designing Intarsia Patterns for her father-in-law (Phil MacDonald) over 13 years ago. She offers the greatest variety of dog breed intarsia patterns found anywhere. She has developed a beginner intarsia kit that is very unique and easy to use.  Kathy has two wonderful intarsia books "Intarsia Woodworking Projects" (- ) and Intarsia Woodworking for Beginners (- ). They are perfect for the woodworker just learning intarsia or for seasoned experts. She is currently working on her third book. Kathy accepts special commissions for her intarsia work, including murals and large wall pieces. Visit - for more information. Flying Pheasant 2. With only 14 parts and fairly simple detail, this is a good starter project. You can really teach an old dog new tricks. There were so many little tricks and nuances that she has learned through the years; that she willingly shared with us. This involved some Photoshop filtering and other trickery to create a line drawing version of the photo.

My interest in intarsia began many years ago when I came across an article in Wood Magazine that featured Judy Gale Roberts. Judy is often credited with the modern revival of intarsia in the U. Since reading that article, I considered taking a stab at intarsia several times but never got around to it until recently. My first intarsia project was leaping dolphins, a featured beginners project in Easy To Make Intarsia, a classic intarsia reference book by Judy Gale Roberts.

The book provides several chapters of instruction covering layout, cutting and fitting the parts, shaping, and finishing. With only 14 parts and fairly simple detail, this is a good starter project. I used stained white pine and poplar for my dolphins.

Note that some intarsia purists would never stain or paint wood to achieve a desired color. For my subsequent projects, I refrained from staining the wood and just went with the natural colors. Leaping dolphins — my first intarsia project. My next intarsia project was a teddy bear. I chose this project because I found an online intarsia tutorial that featured the bear complete with a pattern and detailed steps for cutting, shaping, and assembling.

It seemed like a good beginners project. One of the challenges and more enjoyable aspects of intarsia is selecting woods of the appropriate color and grain orientation. For a basic project like Teddy that only has 20 pieces and four different types of wood, this process was fairly straightforward. German Shepherd. Yorkie closeup. Rearing Stallion. Rearing Paint Stallion. Lying Colt. Standing Colt. Wild Horses Mural.

Clydesdale and colt. Ride'm Cowboy. Friesian Horse. Flying Pheasant. Flying Eagle. Flying Eagle 2. Flying Pheasant 2. Mallard Drake. Eagle's Nest. You Tube Video "Wild Horses". Koala Intarsia by Kathy Wise. Cheetah and Cubs Intarsia by Kathy Wise. Wise Pattern Club design , Showing shaping. Intarsia Testimonials.

Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments! Just send me an email and I will add your comments to my page. Good morning Kathy just a short note to thank you again for your excellent course. You do a wonderful job of showing and explaining the techniques of intarsia and I learned so much I was really happy the way the project turned out.

You can really teach an old dog new tricks. Thanks again for you patience and for sharing your vast knowledge with me. Hopefully I can get back to learn even more.

Doug Y. Well, I decided to get back into it. Through a little research, I came across all of your fabulous work. I have been having a blast, doing intarsia 7 days a week and enjoying every minute of it. Not to talk your ear off, I really wanted to thank you for all you do. Counting this order, ive purchased over 30 or 40 patterns from you and can't wait to do one after the next. You've helped turn my life into one that's more positive and fulfilling.

God Bless you Kathy and thanks again! Chuck Coslet, Ringwood, NJ. It is easy to make with only 27 pieces needed to complete the project. The finished piece measures 14 inches high by 8.

This scrollsaw pattern is a great way for beginners to get a start at making intarsia projects. This Daffodil consists of only 21 pieces and the finished dimensions are approximately 8 inches wide by This Cat intarsia scrollsaw pattern is for all cat lovers out there.

You will enjoy your time in the workshop making this one. The finished project has just 48 pieces when complete and measures approx This scrollsaw pattern makes an adorable finished intarsia project. When complete, the measu If you or someone you know has a Schnauzer dog, then you will enjoy making this scrollsaw project. The finished piece consists of 55 to 60 pieces depending on if you choose to include the background o This Mountain Goat Head scrollsaw pattern can be cut out in two different ways.

You can cut out the head only or you can choose to include the background and oval. Both pattern options are included.

Palomino is a coat color in horses, consisting of a gold coat and white mane and tail. This scrollsaw pattern captures the beauty of the Palomino Horse. Finished dimensions of the finished project are This clock scrollsaw pattern makes a striking finished piece. The designer has included step-by-step instructions and color photos to help you complete your clock project.

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