End of Trail Feather Scrollsaw Pattern at WoodCraftPlans.com

End of Trail Feather Scrollsaw Pattern
[TB-1121]

$5.00

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Interesting and unique scrollsaw project. The "End of the Trail" Native American scene is immortalized in this scrollsaw feather (or leaf). It is 12" long and 5" wide and you can make it as shown, or use the main scene for another project.

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