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Wood concept image of curled woodland fox cut from light wood
Wood concept image

ANIMALS · OUTLINE CUTS

Curled woodland fox

A woodland daydream, curled into one little fox.

↔ 150 × 94.9 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Curled woodland fox: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of little ocean whale cut from light wood
Wood concept image

OCEAN · OUTLINE CUTS

Little ocean whale

A pocket-sized ocean adventure.

↔ 150 × 74.8 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little ocean whale: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of woodland mushroom cut from light wood
Wood concept image

NATURE · OUTLINE CUTS

Woodland mushroom

A tiny treasure from an imaginary forest floor.

↔ 150 × 134.8 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Woodland mushroom: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of garden leaf cut from light wood
Wood concept image

NATURE · OUTLINE CUTS

Garden leaf

A little piece of the garden, made to keep.

↔ 150 × 89.4 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Garden leaf: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of little woodland owl cut from light wood
Wood concept image

ANIMALS · INTERIOR CUTS

Little woodland owl

Two bright eyes and a whole lot of woodland personality.

↔ 150 × 186.6 mm◉ 2 inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little woodland owl: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Drill a blade-entry hole within each enclosed waste area, then cut those openings before the outside boundary. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of mountain bear cut from light wood
Wood concept image

ANIMALS · OUTLINE CUTS

Mountain bear

A small bear with a big sense of adventure.

↔ 150 × 85.6 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Mountain bear: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of meadow rabbit cut from light wood
Wood concept image

ANIMALS · OUTLINE CUTS

Meadow rabbit

A quiet little visitor from the meadow.

↔ 150 × 185.6 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Meadow rabbit: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of hedgerow hedgehog cut from light wood
Wood concept image

ANIMALS · OUTLINE CUTS

Hedgerow hedgehog

A pocketful of woodland personality.

↔ 150 × 94.9 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Hedgerow hedgehog: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of meadow flower cut from light wood
Wood concept image

NATURE · OUTLINE CUTS

Meadow flower

A little bloom that never needs watering.

↔ 146.1 × 190 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Meadow flower: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of little woodland acorn cut from light wood
Wood concept image

NATURE · OUTLINE CUTS

Little woodland acorn

Big woodland plans start small.

↔ 150 × 178.2 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little woodland acorn: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of forest pine tree cut from light wood
Wood concept image

NATURE · OUTLINE CUTS

Forest pine tree

A tiny patch of evergreen calm.

↔ 150 × 170.5 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Forest pine tree: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of little sea turtle cut from light wood
Wood concept image

OCEAN · OUTLINE CUTS

Little sea turtle

Taking the scenic route through the sea.

↔ 150 × 141.1 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little sea turtle: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of leaping dolphin cut from light wood
Wood concept image

OCEAN · OUTLINE CUTS

Leaping dolphin

A little leap of seaside joy.

↔ 150 × 118.8 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Leaping dolphin: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of gentle seahorse cut from light wood
Wood concept image

OCEAN · OUTLINE CUTS

Gentle seahorse

A small curl of ocean magic.

↔ 88.2 × 190.1 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Gentle seahorse: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of little sailboat cut from light wood
Wood concept image

OCEAN · OUTLINE CUTS

Little sailboat

Ready for an afternoon of daydreams.

↔ 150 × 139.6 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little sailboat: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of harvest pumpkin cut from light wood
Wood concept image

SEASONAL · OUTLINE CUTS

Harvest pumpkin

A little harvest cheer, minus the carving.

↔ 150 × 131.1 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Harvest pumpkin: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of festive fir tree cut from light wood
Wood concept image

SEASONAL · OUTLINE CUTS

Festive fir tree

A star-topped tree with handmade cheer.

↔ 150 × 176.6 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Festive fir tree: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of winter mitten cut from light wood
Wood concept image

SEASONAL · OUTLINE CUTS

Winter mitten

A small helping of winter warmth.

↔ 145.2 × 190 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Winter mitten: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of snow-day snowman cut from light wood
Wood concept image

SEASONAL · OUTLINE CUTS

Snow-day snowman

A snow day that can stay a little longer.

↔ 121 × 190 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Snow-day snowman: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of holiday bauble cut from light wood
Wood concept image

SEASONAL · OUTLINE CUTS

Holiday bauble

One simple shape, plenty of festive possibilities.

↔ 150 × 185.7 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Holiday bauble: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of little keepsake heart cut from light wood
Wood concept image

HOME · OUTLINE CUTS

Little keepsake heart

A little wood, a little love.

↔ 150 × 131.1 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little keepsake heart: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of garden birdhouse silhouette cut from light wood
Wood concept image

HOME · OUTLINE CUTS

Garden birdhouse silhouette

A little home for a garden daydream.

↔ 150 × 142.8 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Garden birdhouse silhouette: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of cosy teapot cut from light wood
Wood concept image

HOME · OUTLINE CUTS

Cosy teapot

Put the kettle on and make a little something.

↔ 150 × 91.2 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Cosy teapot: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of morning mug cut from light wood
Wood concept image

HOME · INTERIOR CUTS

Morning mug

For the person who always puts the coffee on.

↔ 150 × 119.9 mm◉ 1 inside cut

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Morning mug: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Drill a blade-entry hole within each enclosed waste area, then cut those openings before the outside boundary. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of little cottage cut from light wood
Wood concept image

HOME · OUTLINE CUTS

Little cottage

A small place to call your own.

↔ 150 × 127.2 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Little cottage: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of grace cross cut from light wood
Wood concept image

FAITH · OUTLINE CUTS

Grace cross

A quiet symbol, made with care.

↔ 138.4 × 190 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Grace cross: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of jesus the good shepherd cut from light wood
Wood concept image

FAITH · OUTLINE CUTS

Jesus the Good Shepherd

A small reminder of care and belonging.

↔ 82.8 × 190.1 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Jesus the Good Shepherd: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of holy family nativity cut from light wood
Wood concept image

FAITH · INTERIOR CUTS

Holy Family nativity

A quiet Christmas moment, held in wood.

↔ 150 × 85.7 mm◉ 2 inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Holy Family nativity: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Drill a blade-entry hole within each enclosed waste area, then cut those openings before the outside boundary. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

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Wood concept image of hands in prayer cut from light wood
Wood concept image

FAITH · OUTLINE CUTS

Hands in prayer

A gentle pause in a busy day.

↔ 109.3 × 190.1 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Hands in prayer: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓
Wood concept image of peace dove and cross cut from light wood
Wood concept image

FAITH · OUTLINE CUTS

Peace dove and cross

A little symbol of faith and peace.

↔ 150 × 171.5 mm✓ No inside cuts

See the cutting patternActual cutting guide for Peace dove and cross: white wood with grey waste

White stays. Grey is waste. Cut the shape boundary; the grey rectangle is surrounding scrap.

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Cutting notes

Start from the waste edge and follow the exterior boundary. No blade-threading holes are needed. Leave the slender tips until last and support the work without forcing the blade.

Suggested practice stock: flat, sound 6 mm plywood. Use a blade suitable for your stock and the tightest turn; test the setup on scrap first. Sand the edges and finish as desired. This is flat decorative work, with no stand or hardware included.

Digital geometry checked; not physically cut-tested. Review narrow points, wood quality and blade access at your chosen size.

Download the black silhouette source ↓

FROM SCREEN TO WORKBENCH

Print it. Check it. Make it yours.

  1. Print at actual size. Choose Letter or A4, turn off “Fit to page”, and measure the 50 mm check line.
  2. Keep the white shape. Grey areas are scrap. Cut any enclosed openings before the outside boundary.
  3. Check before cutting. Inspect thin tips and tight turns. These are digital patterns awaiting physical cut tests.
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