Toys make great Christmas presents. This project doesn’t require a lot of skill, and if you have the time and inclination, it’s a good excuse to pick up some pyrography equipment.
Toys / Puzzles
Canadian Woodworking toy and puzzle articles feature safe, fun projects, clever designs, and step-by-step guidance for creating engaging wooden toys and puzzles for children and the young at heart.
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Making a dollhouse is much like building a conventional house – it takes time and patience. While there are a lot of pieces to this challenging project, they are not overly complicated to cut and assemble.
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There is nothing like a simple puzzle to occupy a lazy afternoon. The best types of puzzles are those that are hard to put away, and this project is definitely one of those.
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As daylight grows shorter at this time of the year, you’re apt to find a lot of woodworkers gravitating to the shop much earlier than usual, with thoughts of the fast approaching festive season milling around in their heads.
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Trains, boats and planes seem to fascinate both young and old.
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As the propeller turns, imagination sparks, and in a child's mind, they are soaring amongst the clouds.
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For woodworkers who like to give their sweetie something different, this project is for you.
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Poor Willy the Whale is locked in a trap. The object of the puzzle is to free Willy.
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The object of this puzzle is to fit the seven pieces together, so that they fit into the outline and form a star.
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This unusual coin box is made from six pieces of solid wood.
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The object of this puzzle is to open the jailhouse by removing two bars.
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This is a put-together puzzle that is very challenging.
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The object of the sandwich puzzle is to assemble the 6 inside pieces so that they fit neatly between the 2 outside pieces.
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The object of this puzzle is to transfer all the discs to another peg, one at a time, never placing a larger disc on a smaller one.
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To enjoy this wine you have to solve the puzzle.
