Wooden Autumn Forest


It's autumn in the Thicket and the gnomes enjoy a quiet stroll in the colorful autumn woods. Using our Wooden Autumn Forest pattern, make a tree or an entire forest for your gnomes and fairies or use them here and there around the house to simply enhance your Fall decor.

Our Autumn Forest pattern includes the template for cutting out the small and large trees. For general directions and for the pattern for the small and large bases, use the tutorial for the Wooden Apple Orchard. These trees work well with Ostherimer and Holztiger pieces and with dollhouses and gnome dwellings. Get the pattern for the Wooden Autumn Forest HERE and the general directions for making wooden toys HERE. Enjoy!

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Submitted by Kimara on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 06:38
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Oh sooo adorable

Submitted by Beth SALWAECHTER (not verified) on Sat, 11/14/2009 - 17:40.

I just love this. I think I am going to have to sweet talk my dad into making this, or really start practicing with his scroll saw. Maybe I can just talk him into cutting a whole forest (autumn trees, apple orchard and pine trees all at once...)

Now I could actually leave this up year round in the sewing room, just for me... since I love autumn and do not think it lasts long enough.

Takes my breath away. Really.

Submitted by Morgan (not verified) on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 23:22.

Takes my breath away. Really. What little kid wouldn't want to get their hands on that. I know I do! It is beautiful and awe inspiring and so you!!! LOVE it.

Oh My Goooooodness!!!!!!

Submitted by Rane and kids (not verified) on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 15:32.

These are amazing!!!!! I am in love! Fall /Autumn is my favorite season, and I dont think I have ever seen toy trees that display this season!!! If we could I would get a saw and do these... this economy does not let us at this time.
But I love that you are soooo creative! They really are amazing!!! What no red trees? hehe! Cant wait to see what else you make!!!
Sending fall love!
Rane

Stunning

Submitted by Lauranie on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 11:21.

I really love everything you do...but this is just AWESOME!!! BTW, I've been thinking of a recipe...might have to use one of my husband's since he has progressed much farther than me in the kitchen area!! :)

I love this autumn scene! I

Submitted by tinasquirrel on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 11:01.

I love this autumn scene! I definitely need to dust off the scroll saw soon. As usual though, I have so many other projects ahead on the list.

Tina
My crafty blog, http://squirrelacorns.wordpress.com

This is one of the sweetest

Submitted by Stephie (not verified) on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 08:36.

This is one of the sweetest scenes I've ever seen. Your children are so lucky you have so many talents. Power tools scare the Dickens out of me so I won't be buying any in the foreseeable future. And yet it would cost so much money to buy these from Osterimer or Holztiger. I'm wondering if I can find someone I know willing to barter skills. I'll have to look into that. Thanks for all your hard work and for what has to be the best crafting blog on the web! xox