Free patterns for scroll saw

[craftymum]

I have a GMC 16" scroll saw and would like some help in getting free patterns to use. I mainly make "crafty" items but I am keen and most of the stuff is from the States. Does anyone know any sites from Australia?

Thankyou:confused:

[AlexS]

If you're doing intarsia, have a look at some of the pattern books available for stained glass workers. There are a couple containing Australian birds & animals, and they are easy to adapt for scrolling.

[oges]

You local library is a good source for scrollsaw pattern books, it may be worth a visit.

The Internet is a good source for patterns also:
http://www.scrollerltd.com/freepatt.htm
http://www.thewinfieldcollection.com/freepatt.htm
http://www.xcelco.on.ca/~pec/index.html

[craftymum]

AlexS and Oges

Thank you both for taking the time to reply to my post. Thank you for the information you have given me - I will be checking it out.

Yours in woodworking

Craftymum

[Dean]

What type of Aussie objects/things plans are you after?

I might be able to make you up some scroll saw patterns myself :)

Dean

[craftynan]

hi dean
i'm a craftynan i see your replay to craftymum i,m interested to i'm
i'm new on this site anwould like to get patterens an where can i get my hands on a spirel blade for a gmc scroolsaw thank you craftynan

[GreenfieldBob]

Wow almost a 4 year old thread, that is cool for it to go on.

Bob

[Buzza]

If you go up to the search field on this page, type in scroll saw blades, and you will see quite lot of previous advice on all aspects of this subject.

Welcome to the forum craftynan, :2tsup: and well spotted, re the initial date Greenfield Bob :D .

[craftynan]

Wow almost a 4 year old thread, that is cool for it to go on.

Bob
hi thank bob i just seen that lol ,,you see i,m new in hear craftynan

[oges]

so you are still after some patterns
does your gmc saw only use pinned blades or is it one of the new models?