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Here's an another great fall sign project made of reclaimed lumber! This project could be made from old barn wood, or pallet wood or any old lumber, or some fence boards! This fall woodworking project is pretty easy to make, since the only tool you need is a jig saw. (You could do this on the scroll saw too, but you don’t really need that much precision). This gorgeous wooden fall leaf wall art only took a few hours to make! Unbelievable isn't it? This detailed woodworking tutorial will teach you how to make your own beautiful DIY fall wall art from reclaimed wood!
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As most of Jillian's (Spin A Yarn Crochet) wonderful ragdoll patterns this maple leaf pattern is made with separate crochet pieces worked in flat rows and then joined together to give them that unique 2-D look. This adorable little maple leaf amigurumi has just 2 separate pieces and measures about 19 cm (7.5 inches) from the tip of the middle peak to the bottom of the stem.We think these maple leaf amigurumis would make a sweet addition to a Canada Day wreath (or you can use this pattern to create gorgeous fall decors):
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