Fine Mini Reindeer Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Fine Mini Reindeer Plans
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$14.00

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No carving involved with these projects -- we promise. You will have enough full size patterns to make all of the parts for all the reindeer you see pictured. Instructions written by a master craftsman guide you all the way, plus there is a list of the materials needed and even some photos to keep you on the right track.

The average length of the deer is 24", while the height to the top of their backs is 12". The patterns will help you make ALL poses pictured, but you will quickly understand how to manipulate the poses into any stance you can imagine. A very unique AND adaptable design.

We recommend Transfer Paper with this project.

TRY TRANSFER PAPER -- SAVE YOUR PATTERNS!
Transfers patterns to wood quick-and-easy, saving your plans from being
cut up and ruined. . .4'x 8' coverage, normally $10.oo now just $8.oo!
Read more about Graphite Transfer Paper here -- it's totally re-useable!

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