IntarsiaPattern is a digital pattern store for scroll saw and intarsia woodworkers. Its catalogue holds 29 downloadable intarsia patterns, each currently listed at a $9.99 sale price (regularly $20.00), covering Wildlife, Birds, Animals, Marine and Nautical, Nature and Floral, and Holiday and Seasonal designs.

An intarsia pattern divides a design into individual wooden pieces. Those pieces are cut, shaped, sanded and assembled to create a dimensional picture that uses the natural colour and grain of different woods. A scroll saw is commonly used for the curved, detailed cuts the technique requires. IntarsiaPattern's patterns are digital downloads, so a woodworker can browse a design, purchase it through the store's secure checkout, and start a project without waiting for a physical pattern to arrive.

The catalogue is organised by subject, so makers can look for a project that matches their interests and experience. Wildlife designs include the Black Bear in Pines, Howling Wolf and Moon, Panda Portrait, Whitetail Buck and Woodland Fox. Bird designs include the Cardinal on Branch, Flying Bald Eagle, Great Blue Heron, Great Horned Owl and Hummingbird and Flower. Animal designs include the Elephant Family, Golden Retriever, Running Horse Head, Sleeping Cat and Woodland Rabbit. Marine and Nautical designs include the Dolphin at Sunset, Leaping Salmon, Lighthouse at Sunset, Sailboat Sunset and Sea Turtle. Nature and Floral designs include the Magnolia Flower, Maple Leaf, Rose Bouquet and Tree of Life. Holiday and Seasonal designs include the Christmas Penguin Family, Christmas Tree, Pumpkin and Maple Leaves, Santa in Chimney and Snowman with Cardinal.

The store is built for a range of skill levels. Beginners are advised on the site to start with designs that have fewer pieces, smooth curves and manageable shapes, practising cutting, fitting, sanding and shaping before moving into more detailed projects. The store also publishes a free beginner guide, "Intarsia for Beginners," which explains how to choose a first pattern, what basic tools are involved, how to select wood, and how to approach a first project step by step — from reading through the pattern and planning wood colour and grain, through controlled cuts, test fitting and gradual shaping, to final assembly.

"Intarsia should be something any woodworker can start," said Zaid Hussain, founder of IntarsiaPattern. "By offering patterns as instant downloads, we want to make it easy for someone to pick a design they like, get started with their scroll saw, and build something worth keeping from natural wood."

Digital patterns suit the way many woodworkers now work: the design is available immediately, the maker chooses their own wood and grain direction, and each section of the pattern acts as a guide for one piece of the finished design. Careful shaping and grain selection give the completed project its depth and character.

About IntarsiaPattern: IntarsiaPattern is a digital intarsia pattern store for scroll saw woodworkers, offering downloadable patterns across wildlife, birds, animals, marine and nautical, nature and floral, and holiday and seasonal subjects. Website: https://intarsiapattern.com/ — Shop: https://intarsiapattern.com/shop/ — Beginner guide: https://intarsiapattern.com/intarsia-for-beginners/ — Contact: [email protected]