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March 2010 March 2010
We've ushered in the new year with an incredible grouping of projects for you in this March 2010 issue. Wildlife and animal projects include: Annja Starrett's eagle intarsia, Janette Square's Persian Cat intarsia, Bob Valle's cheerful beaver plaque asking "Got Wood?", Wayne and Jacob Fowler's Pelican on a Pier; Marilyn Carmin's Wolf Trio; and Whitetail Designs' Largemouth Bass Clock. Some useful household items include: Gary MacKay's Mealtime Organizer, which conveniently stores your napkins and salt/pepper shakers; Wayne Bosler's Tall Clock Reproduction; Dirk Boelman's and Joe Diveley's Letter Openers; Diana Thompson's Special Occasion Gift Card Holders, and Sue Mey's Floral Wall Clock. See what else is in this issue

January 2010 January 2010
Dive right into this latest issue of Creative Woodworks & Crafts—with wood ducks, a bayou gator, fishtank pals, a montage of gamefish, and playful dolphins, you'll have plenty of company! Or, stay on dry land and enjoy the view of the water from the old country mill or the humpback bridge. The morning glory welcome sign, compound-cut flowers in a heart pocket, and poinsettia sled centerpiece will add a floral touch to your crafting. Rounding out our selection is a heartwarming sign for our grandparent woodworkers, an elegant lattice-work picture frame, a colorful lizard mirror, a striking hawk profile, and a very useful tea box and companion serving tray. Be inspired by Dirk Boelman's article about introducing the next generation of crafters to scroll sawing, learn new techniques for creating pen blanks, brush up on some tips for improving your project photos, and expand your range of finishing options with the Wilckens' innovative box feet. See what else is in this issue