**Intact Gift Giving Condition book**

Making wooden bowls has always been considered a "serious" woodworking project because you need a lathe and woodturning know-how. "Inspiring work that is hard to believe was done on a scroll saw." —Frank Klausz, master cabinetmaker, author, and woodworking teacher 28 beautiful projects, each useful and surprisingly easy to make Basic stacked bowls include eight-petal, rounded-square, wavy, and scrolled-top bowls Laminated wood bowls include double-swag, basket-weave, plaid, gingham, windowpane, and triple-swirl bowls Multiple-angle bowls include crisscross, flared five-lobed, ripple-edged round, four-petal curved, and heart-shaped bowls Thin wood bowls include eight-segment, multi-colored twenty segment, seven-lobe ripple-edged, oval, center lamination, and five-petal bowls Other vessels include vases, jars, and a candy dish, so you can think outside the bowl While wood bowls are commonly made on a lathe, this guided resource offers 28 projects for crafting beautiful bowls with the more accessible scroll saw. But thanks to cake-decorator-turned-woodworker Carole Rothman, you can create amazing bowls, vases, candy dishes, and jars with just a flat piece of wood and your scroll saw.