Scrollsaw Workshop

Scrollsaw Workshop - The International Reach

2026-09-30T16:58:08.032-04:00

The Scroll Saw Workshop pattern catalog got a face lift!

Same patterns, always free downloads, easier to search!

CHECK OUT THE PATTERN CATALOG!

We've heard you and Steve heard you: the pattern catalogue is a lot to search through. Why? Steve made, literally, thousands of patterns. Like seriously, he has over 1,000 holiday patterns, and that is just holiday patterns.

We are so excited to announce a new pattern catalogue! The complete Steve Good collection, all in one place and easy to search. Over 5,000 always-FREE scroll saw patterns. And the best part? Shane, Steve's son-in-law, did the work to bring the new catalog to life.

Find your next scroll saw project, check out the catalogue!

Bear Woods Supply is grateful beyond words to steward the Scroll Saw Workshop. And the biggest thank you to Shane for bringing new life to Steve's deep pattern catalog. Whether you're a new scroller or have been scrolling for decades, your next project is ready and waiting.

Measure Twice, Cut Once Pattern

New Patterns!

We've also heard your requests regarding new patterns and wanted to provide an update. Steve, as we all know, had an incredible talent for pattern making. We are working behind the scenes to learn how to create patterns and are building a team that can produce new ones, just like Steve did.

Here is where you come in: If you have created a pattern and would like to share, we would LOVE to feature it on the blog. If you have an idea and don't quite know how to bring it to life, we would LOVE the opportunity to create a pattern for you and to share it with the Scrollsaw Workshop community.

In the meantime, Steve has 5,000+ patterns to look through, going back to 2007 and we have some patterns on bearwood.com for puzzles and detailed inside-cut style pieces.

And never forget to measure twice, cut once, and buy extra just in case (pattern by Steve Good).

Looking blades, saws, & accessories?

Every blade and accessory you might need for your scroll saw is available at Bear Woods!

The Pegas blade selection PDF guide goes through the best material, material thickness, cut line, and cut style for each blade. The red links take you to more information on each blade.

Stewarded with care by Bear Woods Supply Company

Fall, Thanksgiving, Skeletons, & Spooky Season Patterns!

2026-09-23T10:57:33.685-04:00

It's official, fall is upon us! And with it are come lots of great fall, thanksgiving, skeleton, and spooky season patterns! Steve made a lot of fun seasonal patterns that make for great gifts and decoration. Here are a few favorites.

For even more patterns, search the catalogue with key works like: Thanksgiving, ghost, fall, pilgrim, spider, ghost, leaf, pumpkin.

Happy Fall, Y'all! Free Pattern Download

Build a pumpkin that lasts forever and fits a candle in the center! A perfect fall decoration to bring out year after year or gift to someone you love. A multi-piece pattern, easy to paint or stain. It's pumpkin season, happy fall, y'all!

Fall is in the Air, Free Pattern Download

A perfect fall wreath! Check out the full workshop catalogue for even more wreath options for fall, Christmas, and holidays!

Halloween 3D Skull, Free Pattern Download

Paint it, stain it, vary the wood species. A unique Halloween (or Pirate) decoration!

Thanksgiving Turkey, Free Pattern Download

How cute is this turkey?! Imagine cutting turkeys for thanksgiving and having the family decorate them. A sweet, classic, thanksgiving pattern!

BOO Baby Ghosties, Free Pattern Download

One of the cutest Halloween decor patterns!

Fall Jewelry, Free Pattern Download

Jewelry scroll saw patterns! Earrings and necklace options, beautiful fall designs.

Fall Table Centerpiece, Free Pattern Download

Beautiful falling leaves table centerpiece. Intricate, practical, and perfect for fall!

Skull Candle Holder, Free Pattern Download

Skull candle holder, perfect for fall and pirate lovers alike!

Thanksgiving Candle Holder, Download Free Pattern

We all have that person in our lives who LOVES a seasonal candle. For that person, how about a perfect thanksgiving candle holder? Or maybe you know someone who really, really, *really* loves turkey. Eating it or as a fun, extra-noisy, not-very-cuddly pet.

Halloween, Black Cat & Bats, Download Free Pattern

If you are a cat lover or love a cat lover (or bat lover, even cooler), Steve made the perfect spooky season pattern for you!

Halloween Skeleton, Full Body, Download Free Pattern

Well, we specifically promised skeletons. (Wink emoji *)

Community Spotlight: Steve's Halloween Skull Box

I made these for my grandchildren a few years back. I have enjoyed looking through his plans many times and there are more plans I’d like to make. Thanks for keeping the blog going.

- John K.

Halloween Skull Box - Download Free Pattern

The photo is the skull box John made!

Need blades for your project? BearWood.com for your scroller essentials!

Blade Selection Basics: 4 Questions For the Right Blade

2026-09-21T19:09:38.370-04:00

Scroll Saw Blade Selection Basics

One of the top questions we receive at Bear Woods is:

Which scroll saw blades should I choose?

Scroll Saw Blade Selection 101 free PDF download

Our simplest possible answer is this: Pegas Modified Geometry blades are consistently the most popular and most frequently repurchased blades.

What that doesn't account for is which of the 7 Modified Geometry blade sizes will work best and why another tooth configuration might be preferred in certain situations.

There is more to it, but we can start with 4 main questions when choosing blades.

For in-depth information on blades and materials, check out the full guide.

1. How thick is the material being cut?

Thicker Materials

Choose a blade with a higher number and lower TPI (teeth per inch). The blade will have less teeth overall, but the teeth will be larger.

Thinner Materials

Choose a blade with a lower number and higher TPI. The blade will have more, smaller teeth overall.

The lower the number, the thinner the blade.

Tip: If you are using blades that are too thin for the material you are cutting, you will likely see more blade breakage.

2. What material is being cut?

Hardwoods
Medium Hardwoods
Soft Woods
Plywood
Corian/Plastics
Aluminum/Brass/Copper
Ferrous Metals

Certain blade styles are better for each individual wood / material classification. The blade selection chart on our website details the suitability of blade style and number vs material & material thickness.

3. How thin/tight do the cut lines need to be?

Thinner blades and spirals allow for tighter, more intricate cuts. Cut lines themselves are important when making puzzles or intarsia pieces. For these types of projects, you want next to not cut lines showing.

The technical blade selection chart on our website outlines how thin cut lines will be and how intricate the blades will cut. A simplified version of the technical sheet with the most popular Pegas blades can be found at the end of this document.

4. Flat or spiral, regular or pinned?

Flat Blades

Flat blades are the most popular scroll saw blade type. All the teeth are lined up on one side. The scroller turns the wood to follow the pattern and always pushes forward to cut. (The above image is an example of flat blades).

Spiral Blades

Spiral Blades have teeth around 360° of these blades allowing them to cut in every direction. The work does not have to be turned to make cuts which allows sharp inside corners to be created. This also allows working longer pieces which typically can't be turned on a 16" or 21" scroll saw. Tip: If you are using blades that are too thin for the material you are cutting, you will likely see more blade breakage. (See image below for a close-up of spiral blades!)

Pinned End Blades

Pinned end blades have good performance for use with 15" and 16" power scroll saws such as Sears Craftsman, Delta, and Ryobi. Most scroll saws take plain or flat end blades, though some models take 5" or 3" pinned end blades. Choosing pinned end blades is different than flat end, TPI and wood thickness recommendations being the most important factors. Pinned blade specs based on dimensions where flat blades are based on numbers.

Note: Pinned blades are not available with a spiral tooth configuration. To use spiral blades with your pinned blade saw, look into a flat blade adapter kit (available very soon from Bear Woods).

Pegas Blade Selection Guide + Scrollers Essentials from Bear Woods

Follow the links (in red on the PDF) to read more on each specific blade!

Special Note for Printing the Guide: On the first page, the top (red) link has a black and white option to save printer ink if you want to print the guide, otherwise the guide is in full color!

Need scroll saw blades or essentials? Bearwood.com for all your scroller needs!

The Workshop Legacy: Carl Posz

2026-09-15T13:57:03.260-04:00

New Patterns & the Catalogue

It's been a couple weeks, and we've gotten many messages about a) new patterns and b) making the pattern catalogue easier to search. We have exciting announcements about both coming very soon, so keep an eye out!

The Workshop Legacy

We asked the Scroll Saw Workshop community to share about how Steve Good's blog and patterns have impacted you. Carl Posz wrote in and shared his story about his journey with the scroll saw and the impact the Scroll Saw Workshop and the blog has had. From little jokes to charity work, Carl's story is an example of what Steve's blog, the scroll saw, is to so many.

(And if you're looking for something fun to cut, Carl shares many of his personal favorite Steve Good patterns!)

Carl Posz

Hello Scroll Saw Workshop & Bear Woods team,

It's wonderful to hear that the legacy of Steve Good now has a new home at Bear Woods. I started my Scroll Saw journey in 2008 after I got frustrated making Christmas projects on my Band saw. While I was in one of our local Minnesota woodworking stores I heard about Scroll Saws and bought a Dewalt DW788. In November of 2024 I upgraded to the 21" Pegas saw. I had multiple opportunities to try a variety of high end saws but decided on the Pegas.

I started buying pattern books and making a lot of Christmas ornaments and projects. At first BIG fret work, eventually working to more and more detailed projects. I heard about Steve Good when I joined the Northstar Scrollers, a Minnesota Twin Cities Scroll saw group, in early 2020. I'm not sure but I probably have made over 30-40 different patterns of Steve's. Most of them as gifts to friends and family. I started subscribing to Steve's daily blog (daily!!! Amazing) in January of 2021.

I'm attaching a few pictures, just the ones with stories behind them.

One of the 1st patterns I made was the Phone Stand (image below). I mean, who doesn't sit at the kitchen table with their phone? My first was right out of Steve's pattern with the single letter "C" on the 2019 Phone Stand Pattern. Steve, in his blog often talked about the tools he used to make the patterns. He used CorelDraw, but talked about Inkscape, a free vector graphics tools. He put out some video tutorials on how to make stencil fonts. I then started making the phone stand with people's names on them instead of just the single letter. I have probably made 20-30 of these alone. In 2022 I saw the Octo-Basket with 4 different patterns for the sides Octo Basket Pattern and I pulled that pattern into Inkscape along with the phone stand and then merged those patterns into the stand (second photo below).

I love the boxes Steve created for blade storage. I've made several "2023 Scroll Saw blade storage" pieces.

Blade Storage Caddy Pattern (left) & the Scroll Saw Blades Lid Box Pattern (right).

Another Inkscape project was I had some live edge wood and took his pattern "Roses and Hummers" rose and humming bird pattern, and modified it to fit on the live edge wood.

The 2021 Cuddling Cats has often been one of the most requested patterns to make for someone.

Cat Cuddle Pattern

Steve, on more than one occasion, would talk about how his humor was sometimes not appreciated by his wife Patty. Well, I found out the same thing at home when I made "2023 Best Seat in the House Pattern" I thought it was hilarious. Once I finished it I put it in our basement bathroom next to the toilet for when my football buddies would come over to my place. Well, a month or so latter my son was over visiting and he told me "Mom doesn't like that Scroll saw piece in the basement bathroom". She had never said a thing to me about it. Okay, I removed it from the bathroom. It sat in my office for a few months and when the Northstar Scrollers had an opportunity to sell at a church holiday fair. We all made pieces to sell and proceeds went to the group. I brought my "Best Seat in the House" to the sale thinking it wouldn't be sold. Well a mother came in and bought it to give to her son for his office. He was a colorectal surgeon.

A little about the The Northstar Scrollers. While our mission is 'to develop interest in and increase knowledge of scroll sawing', including the techniques of intarsia, fretwork, marquetry, pyrography as well as a variety of related crafts. During the meeting we have a program. In March of 2023 Steve presented to the group. When we offered to pay him he refused. In return, at the end of the presentation, he raffled off multiple very nice gifts. Amazing.

One of the other things the group is involved with is making toys and paintable's for a local organization called TLC Toys | Tender Loving Care Toys. In fact, outside a few volunteers at the TLC warehouse, Northstar Scrollers is the only other group cutting these patterns. They provide us with wood and then we cut them. Many of the patterns we cut have been modified patterns of Steve's (with his permission). TLC toys take the projects we cut and donate them to a variety of non-profit organizations as well as Police and Fire Departments. A lot of other people have benefited from these Steve Good patterns.

Thank you Bear Woods for maintaining the Steve Good legacy.

Carl Posz

When Steve Turned an Idea Into a Pattern

2026-09-14T13:49:29.416-04:00

When Steve Turned an Idea Into a Pattern

Not every reader who wrote to Steve could draw a pattern, but they often knew exactly what they needed. Steve listened to those ideas and used his own ability to give them a physical form that others could build.

In January 2024, Jarva Dodge suggested a rack for drying wet winter gloves. On January 19, Steve shared the finished pattern—a practical stand that holds two pairs of gloves over a floor vent so warm air can pass through, drying and warming them for the next trip outside.

Jarva recently wrote to us about that exchange:

In January 2024, I asked him about an idea for a winter glove-drying rack, and he made it into a pattern for us subscribers on January 19, 2024. I miss Steve a lot and learned of his work in 2014. Thank you for continuing his site and work.

—Jarva

This small exchange captures something Steve did again and again. He listened, replied, and used his skills to carry someone else’s idea the rest of the way. The result was a reader who felt heard and a useful project that the entire Scroll Saw Workshop community could enjoy.

Download Steve Good’s free Glove Drying Rack pattern!

10 Years Ago: Steve's 9/11 Tribute

2026-09-11T16:50:10.915-04:00

10 Years Ago

Let’s just let Steve’s voice be heard here… we can title this, “10 years ago today…” and allow his words to speak to his audience as true now as they were then. Repost the same pattern.

Steve's Post, September 11, 2016

“On this 15th anniversary of the terrible event that changed the world.
Never forget the almost 3,000 victims who lost their lives.
Never forget the 6,000 plus victims who were injured.
Never forget the hundreds of first responders who risked and lost their lives to help save so many.
Never forget the nurses, hospital staff and doctors who worked through the weeks to help survivors.
Never forget the thousands who still suffer health effects from the exposure at ground zero.

If you are old enough to remember September 11, 2001, the day is probably burned into your mind forever. Of course we will never forget. Will we?

It's not hate, it's resolve.
It's not anger, it's determination.
It's not revenge, it's justice.
It's not forgotten, it's remembered!

When I sat down to do this pattern tonight I had all these ideas of elaborate designs, graphics and slogans. It dawned on me that none of that mattered. It needed to be very simple. It's the meaning behind the pattern that matters. Anything more adds no more value to that meaning.

At 8:45am Eastern time on Sunday September 11th 2016 I will pause and take a few minutes to pay my respects to the victims and honor the heroes of that day.

Download Steve's 9/11 Pattern

A Workshop That Started with Steve

2026-09-10T11:38:53.208-04:00

A Workshop That Started with Steve

Steve made the scroll saw feel approachable by giving beginners the patterns, instruction, and encouragement they needed to try. Craig’s story shows how one video and an inexpensive first saw grew into seven years of scrolling, tubs of finished projects, and a complete woodworking shop.

Here is Craig’s story:

I was scrolling the internet one day and looking at something on Etsy when I ran across a design Steve had put out there. I didn’t own any woodworking tools at that time.

I clicked on one of his videos on how to use the scroll saw, and I said, “I am going to try.” I bought a cheap one at Harbor Freight and realized I could do this—and it was fun. I went and bought a DeWalt seven years ago and have been scrolling Steve’s patterns and other designs from the web. I have tubs and tubs of finished products. I usually hand projects out as gifts to friends, family, and coworkers.

It was Steve and his website that got me going, and I appreciate all of his teachings and patterns. Super nice guy.

I buy all my blades from Bear Woods and bought my Marathon rotary from them. Now I have a complete woodworking shop that all started with Steve.

— Craig

Building Workshops

Thank you for continuing to share your stories with us as we create a living tribute and continue the work of a man who loved all of you, and scrolling, so dearly.

Steve is known for his clever, inventive, FREE scroll saw patterns. As we work with our team to create new patterns, we would love to include you, Steve's community. If you have a pattern you've made and would be happy to share on the blog like Steve did, a story, or a piece of Steve's you cut, email ssworkshop@bearwood.com !

10 Years Ago (Yesterday)

2026-09-09T10:46:16.031-04:00

10 Years Ago (Yesterday): From the Steve Good Collection

The People Behind the Patterns

On this day ten years ago, Steve Good released a new dragon pattern. But when he sat down to write that day’s blog post, the pattern was not what he focused on. Instead, he shared an email and video from a 16-year-old scroller named Logan McEniry.

The patterns Steve created were free, but the work brought its own kind of return. Readers wrote to him, shared their finished projects, asked questions, and invited him into their workshops through photographs and videos. Seeing someone learn, gain confidence, and carry the hobby forward was what made the work worthwhile for Steve.

That is what makes this post such a unique tribute. Long before we began trying to put Steve’s impact into words, he had already shown us how he measured it. The patterns may have opened the door, but the people who downloaded them, made them, and shared what they learned were always at the heart of the Scroll Saw Workshop.

Download Steve's Dragon Pattern from 2016!

Here is what Steve wrote:

Steve's Post from September 8, 2016

Working on this blog makes me happy. Every once in a while I am reminded why it makes me so happy. Today I received an email from a 16 year old reader named Logan McEniry. Here is a quote from his email. “I have learned all that I have from you and I love waking up in the morning and reading your emails. They make my day.” Logan, you made my day. My favorite part of writing this blog is helping new people get started in the hobby.

Logan sent me a link to a video he posted on YouTube. He is clearly a very skilled scroller. Make sure you watch the video. You can go watch it on YouTube by clicking the link under the embedded video. That way you can leave a comment and let him know how nice it is to see the future of our hobby.

Thank you Logan for your kind words and allowing me to see your skills in action. You are proof that our hobby is in good hands for the present and future. I look forward to seeing more from you in the future.

Logan McEniry's YouTube Video from September, 2016:

Celebrating the Work: A Labor Day Pattern from Steve Good

2026-09-08T11:48:22.874-04:00

Celebrating the Work: A Labor Day Pattern from Steve Good

Labor Day is more than the unofficial end of summer. It is a day set aside to recognize the people whose work has built our communities, supported our families, and kept our country moving forward.

That celebration feels especially fitting in a workshop. Makers understand the time, skill, and steady effort behind something made well. Steve Good captured that spirit in this layered Labor Day project, featuring a waving American flag, working hands and tools, and a bold tribute to the American worker.

The pattern is designed for 1/4-inch-thick material and can be finished in patriotic colors like Steve’s example or adapted to fit your own style.

From the Archives

Download Steve Good’s free Labor Day pattern and make one for your home, workshop, or workplace.

https://www.stevedgood.com/laborday.pdf

Friday Night Lights: Six Football Patterns for the Season

2026-09-04T12:13:13.316-04:00

Friday Night Lights: Six Football Patterns for the Season

There comes a point near the end of summer when the weather begins to turn. The mornings feel a little different, the scent of freshly cut grass hangs in the air, and stadium lights begin glowing against the evening sky.

Friday night lights have a way of making an ordinary football field feel like the center of the world. For a few hours, a kid can become the hero of his team—and families, friends, and entire communities can share in the moment from a row of aluminum bleachers.

Steve built some really cool patterns around the sport, including clocks, plaques, keychains, player figures, and other projects that can be personalized with a favorite number or team colors. Here are six football-themed patterns from Steve’s collection, ready to cut for the season.

To find even more football projects, visit the Scroll Saw Workshop Pattern Catalog and enter football into the search box.

https://www.stevedgood.com/qb.pdf

https://www.stevedgood.com/jerseys.pdf

https://www.stevedgood.com/footballdesign.pdf

https://www.stevedgood.com/footballclock.pdf

https://www.stevedgood.com/footballplaque.pdf

https://www.stevedgood.com/footballart.pdf

Steve's Impact Reached Many People & Places

2026-09-03T11:03:27.774-04:00

Steve's Impact Reached Many People & Places

Steve had a way of telling the truth about the work—and about himself—that built a quiet trust between him and his readers. His observations were often simple and offered with humor, yet they carried a gentle invitation: to look honestly at our own work, accept where we were, and keep going.

Steve understood that growth required patience, perseverance, humility, and practice. Somehow, he tucked those lessons into each blog post and pattern without ever making them feel like lessons at all.

Tom’s story reflects this is such a beautiful way… as always, thanks you for writing in and sharing your stories.

What Steve meant to a Canadian Guy

"Steve was my first point of contact when I was beginning in this craft. His honesty and integrity were on full display every time I got to hear Steve’s thoughts and comments. I would like to thank him for all he gave to me. Through his words I learned and became more confident in his projects. Never asking for anything but, “ don’t sell my patterns “lol. He became my trusted source and although we never met…a trusted friend. Steve had no way of knowing how much he influenced me and how his words still echo in my mind today. With tears in my eyes I still can’t believe my friend, who I never met, is really gone.

I have received lots of praise for projects that Steve designed. He taught me patience and perseverance, both things I have taught my son as Steve taught me. Lots of Steve’s projects have been donated to people and organizations or charities free of charge as I never felt charging them was right. I think Steve would have liked that. I like to offer scrollsaw gifts to people at different holidays. I know their reactions are worth more than store bought “stuff”. My new workshop has a Scroll saw and Steve’s patterns are scattered throughout. There is one pattern I have hanging above all the others and I have enclosed a picture of it here.

Thanks again Bear woods for allowing me to share these words with you and Steve, I know you can see all now but look a little north and see just how far you’re influenced stretched.

From Canada with love and respect.

Thank you,"
Tom Bragg
Collingwood, Ontario, Canada

2026-09-02T11:28:43.115-04:00

Which Steve Good Pattern Challenged You Most?

With more than 5,000 patterns in the Scroll Saw Workshop collection, Steve created something for nearly every kind of scroller. Puzzles, clocks, keychains, portraits, animals, seasonal projects—and just about everything in between.

Some patterns could be finished in an afternoon. Others tested our patience, sharpened our skills, and made us wonder whether we had taken on more than we could handle. Those are often the projects we remember most.

For an upcoming community feature, we want to hear about the most difficult Steve Good pattern you have ever cut.

Which pattern challenged you?

What made it difficult?

And how did it feel when you finally made that last cut?

Send your story to ssworkshop@bearwood.com, and please include a photograph of your finished scroll work if you have one. We would love to share the projects that challenged you, taught you, and helped you grow as a scroller.

Steve gave us the patterns and you brought them to life… we can’t wait to hear from you all on which gave you the biggest challenge.

Made By You

2026-09-01T12:24:24.548-04:00

Made By You

Over the past several weeks, so many of you have shared what Steve and Scroll Saw Workshop have meant to you—not only through your stories, but through the projects you’ve made from his free pattern library. “Made by You” is a recurring celebration of that work. Each installment will feature five projects sent in by friends of Scroll Saw Workshop—perhaps a favorite pattern, a meaningful gift, a piece you’re especially proud of, or even one that became a bestseller. Keep sharing your work and the stories behind it with us by emailing ssworkshop@bearwood.com.

We want to see the patterns you’ve loved, the pieces you’ve sold, and the projects that have found a special place in your home or someone else’s. Thank you for sharing it with us—and thank you for scrolling with Steve.

Projects shared by Steve's Readers:

Andy Ogden

Good day folks. This is 1 of 2 pictures of the projects that I made over the last 10-12 yrs. As I am in a 0 exertion lifestyle. This was a great way to spend my time. I gave away a lot of them. Have a great day. God bless. Be safe.

Steve Good's "Strength" Pattern

Tim Green

When I was just starting my scroll saw journey I found the scrollsaw workshop blog and began to explore the vast library of patterns. Over the years I've learned how to cut more advanced patterns and have even entered a few pieces in the local county exhibition (and won first place!). I did this this segmented rose pattern in 2024 for my wife and decided to try to do it 3d and as an oval box just to make it a little more difficult.

Steve Good's "Segmented Rose" Pattern

Andy Ogden

(Second Project Photo)

Steve Good's "Covered Wagon" Pattern

Wmgreg

Steve it seems to me , was always giving, scroll saw patterns of course, but of himself. And so even though I never actually met him, I did grow to know him in a wonderful way. What I have been able to make, is entirely thanks to Steve.

Steve Good's "Snake Jigsaw Puzzle" Pattern

John Cowley - Toys for charity

I've used many of Steve's patterns over the years and made a lot of kids happy. I give all of my toys away. Was nice to have a resource that allows me to do so. I have over 800 patterns now and still accumulating (not all from Steve). Hope you are able to continue Steve's work. I have donated to him modestly for his work. Good luck.

Steve Good's "Crayon Truck" Pattern

A Pattern That Cost Nothing

2026-08-31T10:59:54.031-04:00

A Pattern That Cost Nothing

We live in a world where subscriptions have begun to replace ownership and nearly everything sits behind a paywall. Steve Good chose a different way. He understood that making a pattern free did not make it less valuable. Sometimes, it gave that pattern the opportunity to become far more valuable than anyone could have imagined. Steve could not have known everywhere his patterns would go or everything they would accomplish, but somehow he understood that their value extended far beyond the finished piece coming off the scroll saw. Todd’s story is a beautiful example of that truth. A pattern that cost him nothing became something you could never put a price on.

[Photo of Todd Martin's Nativity Box, a Steve Good Pattern]
(Pattern Available Here)

In a Time of Need - Todd Martin

"About 10 years ago, I was unexpectedly laid off from my job. It took several months to find another position, and during that time, unemployment benefits weren’t enough to cover all of our bills and financial obligations.

I was fairly new to the Scroll Saw Workshop at the time and happened to come across the little Nativity box Steve had designed. It was fall, Christmas was just around the corner, and I decided to give it a try.

I went out to my shop, made six of the Nativity boxes, and listed them on Etsy. To my surprise, they sold within two days. So I made six more—and those sold quickly too. I continued making and selling those boxes while I searched for work.

The money I earned from those Nativity boxes was enough to make up the difference between my unemployment benefits and the bills we needed to pay. Something that may have seemed like a simple scroll saw pattern ended up helping keep my family afloat during one of the most difficult periods of our lives.

At the time, I wrote Steve an email to thank him for everything he did and to share my story. I never expected to hear back. I figured he probably received hundreds of emails and simply wouldn’t have the time to respond.

To my surprise, the very next day I received an email from Steve. He thanked me for sharing my story and offered some kind and encouraging words to keep going. I’ve never forgotten that.

Even after all these years, I’m still incredibly grateful for Steve and the Scroll Saw Workshop. What he created and so freely shared became much more than a woodworking pattern for me. At a time when my family really needed some help, it gave me a way to use my hands, earn some extra money, and get us through a difficult season.

I will always be thankful for that."

The Dinesen Family

2026-08-29T11:21:24.724-04:00

Hello Scrollsaw Workshop!

Julia Dinesen here from Bear Woods Supply Company. After a lot of talk and planning with Steve Good's wonderful family, Bear Woods will be facilitating the continuation of Steve's blog. With this, it is my privilege to share my family's story and what Steve Good, the Scroll Saw Workshop, and the scroll saw community mean to us.

Bear Woods started in 1987, but my family's journey with the company and the scroll saw began in 2015. My dad, coincidentally also named Stephen, was looking for a new business venture. Our family had walked through a hard few years and he was ready for something new. The couple who had run Bear Woods since 1987 was looking to retire, and the fit was perfect. Well, except for the little fact that we knew nothing about woodworking. Or literally any of the products. But hey, it can't be that hard to learn, right?

The picture below shows our family in 2016. My siblings, from left to right, are Elijah, Evalyn, and Isaac. I was just fourteen at the time, and our little Evalyn only six! The second photo is our family all grown up, Christmas 2025. Fun fact, my first real job was editing the website listings for boxes of dowel rods!

[Stephen and his four children in the summer of 2016 - From left to right - Stephen, Elijah, Julia (elder daughter), Evalyn (youngest), and Isaac)]

[Stephen and his four children Christmas 2025 - From left to right - Stephen, Evalyn, Elijah, Julia, and Isaac]

Well, it turns out, when you have quite literally thousands of products, there is a lot to learn. And learn we did. Most things weren't too hard to figure out. 2" x 2" cube? Those stack. They are made out of hard maple. Little wood turned trees? Not sure what they are being used for, but that's straight forward enough. Clock hands? Clock mechanisms? Tell me your clock face diameter and dial thickness and we can advise your socks off. Then my dad, Stephen, encountered Pegas Scroll Saw Blades on the shelves of his new barn-turned-warehouse.

Bear Woods Family - The Family History of Bear Woods:

If you've been around the Bear Woods ecosystem, you've heard us talk (endlessly) about Pegas blades (because they are awesome). But, in 2015, my dad didn't know what they were for. His first thought was that they were some kind of jigsaw blade. (I'll pause to let you laugh for a moment.) He had never seen a scroll saw before. He quickly realized they weren't jigsaw blades, but that still left a lot of questions. The founder of Bear Woods Supply told my dad these Pegas blades are great, originally for making jewelry. So he looked for some teaching material to help him figure out what these blades can do and found this very blog, run by the one and only, the master himself, Steve Good.

My dad called, and Steve picked up. They chatted, and my dad sent him some Pegas blades to try. At this point, Steve had heard of Pegas and had not yet tried them. Steve called back and said the Pegas blades are great. He told people about them, on this very blog, and almost overnight the community wanted to try Pegas blades - because Steve said so. Wow. We had never worked with an "influencer" before. But Steve wasn't that - he was passionate about his work and the community — having quality tools and supplies mattered to Steve.

[Steve and Stephen at a tradeshow]

Stephen and Steve became good friends. So many times my dad, Stephen, would tell me he just got off the phone with Steve. Talking about family, scrolling, the blog. Steve’s readers meant everything to him. The emails, the comments, the opportunity to make custom ornaments - it all mattered to Steve. He was as genuine as they come. He was excited about the new things coming - it mattered to him that the scroll saw community grows and remains vibrant. Millions of downloads, endless email responses, and a genuine commitment to helping all of us learn and grow with the most accessible, versatile power tool: the scroll saw.

[Steve teaching Stephen to scroll for the first time.]

In high school shop class my brother Isaac heard about the scroll saw for the first time. Starting with some of Steve's basic patterns and working his way up, my brother spent countless hours on first a cheap second hand saw and then the shiny new Pegas when it came out. Steve was an inspiration and Isaac has become an incredible woodworker in his own right. My grandma still has the Jesus fish my little sister scrolled when she was only eight years old sitting on her bookcase, given to my grandpa not long before he passed. One of Steve's patterns.

Eight year old Evalyn Dinesen scrolling the Jesus fish Steve Good scroll saw pattern in 2018:

[Isaac Dinesen at age 15, scrolling on the Pegas saw just after it came out.]

[Elijah age 11 learning to scroll.]

[Evalyn age 8, scrolling the Jesus fish Steve Good pattern for her grandpa.]

So, what now. Well, we want to continue this blog, Steve's legacy, in a way that honours him - by talking all things scroll saw: blog posts, patterns new and old, tool reviews and suggestions, tips & tricks & how-to's.

The word our team is focusing on is stewardship. As many of you know, Steve was a strong Christian. Biblically, stewardship is being entrusted with the continuation and growth of something you have not necessarily earned. The heart of the Scrollsaw Workshop is Steve and his love of the scroll saw and people in this community. Our goal is to continue the blog in a way that reflects the passion and love Steve had for the scroll saw and woodworking community. Our heart is to continue and build upon his legacy and give back to the community.

My family's story, Bear Woods's story, Steve Good's story, is why carrying on the Scroll Saw Workshop with the utmost integrity and value is an honour we will steward wisely. Everyone who has ever read Steve's blog, learned from him, cut one of his patterns, is part of a tapestry of connection and a beautiful craft. Working with our hands is important. Hobbies are important. Helping people learn and grow and love something that brings them joy—for no other reason than to share knowledge and one's own love of the craft—is fulfilling. Steve Good lived a life of integrity and passion for his craft. Because of Steve's story, because of what he did for you, for scrollers, and scrollers yet to come, join us in continuing the legacy of a Husband, Father, Friend, Advocate, and a Shining example of what it means to give to the community.

Steve, we miss you, and we hope that you'll be proud.

Scrollers - it's time to make some sawdust.

Much love,

Julia, Stephen, the Dinesen family, and Bear Woods Supply Team

Has Steve and this blog impacted you? Reach out with your stories and testimonials as we create a living tribute to Steve Good. You can reply to this email / blog and attach any write-ups or graphics. Please let us know if we have permission to share.

The Workshop Steve Built

2026-08-27T11:21:09.663-04:00

The Workshop Steve Built

To the Scroll Saw Workshop community,

We are the team at Bear Wood Supply Company, and we are deeply honored to have been entrusted by Mrs. Patty with the care of the Scroll Saw Workshop.

Steve Good built far more than a collection of scroll saw patterns. Through years of sharing his knowledge freely and showing up faithfully for this community, he created a place where people could learn, make something meaningful, and feel connected to others who loved the craft.

This Workshop carries Steve’s fingerprints and it is our honor and joy to keep it that way.

We recognize our responsibility to preserve what he built, keep his work accessible, and thoughtfully carry it forward. That includes preparing the Workshop for the future of the scroll saw community and improving the technology that supports it, while protecting the familiar heart of the place Steve created.

Before we begin looking ahead, we want to spend time honoring what came before and to do that well, we would love to hear from you!

If one of Steve’s patterns taught you something, became a meaningful gift, helped you through a difficult season, introduced someone you love to the craft, or simply gave you a few good hours at the saw, we would be grateful to hear about it.

Please send us:

Your memories of Steve and the Scroll Saw Workshop
Photographs of projects made from Steve’s patterns
The story behind a project that was especially meaningful
The ways Steve’s work or this community made a difference in your life
or anything that bears the same love that Steve had for his work and this community.

You can send your stories and photographs to: ssworkshop@bearwood.com

Please tell us in your email whether we have your permission to share your words and photographs on the Scroll Saw Workshop blog. If we may share them, please also include the name you would like us to use with your story, or if you would like to remain anonymous.

Many people have written privately about what Steve meant to them. We would like to give those stories a place to live, where the wider community can see the reach of his work and the many lives it touched. Together, they can become a living tribute to Steve and a record of what he built here.

Steve built the Workshop, our hope is to keep its doors open, care for what he left behind, and help this community carry it forward.

With love for Steve and the scroll saw community,

The Bear Woods Team

Update on Ownership

2026-08-17T17:17:39.336-04:00

UPDATE ON OWNERSHIP:

It’s been five months since we lost Steve and I wanted to again thank all of you for your support.

I am happy to announce that Scrollsaw Workshop will be continuing under the new ownership of Stephen Dinesen, President of Bear Woods Supply.

Scrollsaw Workshop was a huge part of Steve's life for the last 20 years and your support has meant the world to both Steve and our entire family. In the last months of Steve's life, we discussed what he would want for the future of Scrollsaw Workshop in the case that he wasn't able to continue with the blog. As you all know Steve had a relationship with Stephen and Bear Woods for many years and Stephen was someone that Steve trusted to continue his work, so I feel confident in making this transition knowing that I have Steve's blessing.

Stephen Dinesen will be taking over Scrollsaw Workshop beginning tomorrow, August 18th, 2026. We have discussed his plans for the blog and it sounds like the future of Scrollsaw Workshop will be in good hands. He is initially hoping to gather stories and comments about Steve and his impact on the community over the years. I think this is a great way to honor his legacy and look forward to hearing all of your stories.

During the transition, the blog will be updated with new contact information for Stephen and his team. For those of you who may wish to reach out to me directly, you can email me at MrsSteveGood@gmail.com. Several followers have mentioned sending photos of various completed projects and I would still love to see those when they're ready!

Thank you again for all of your support over the past 20 years and especially the past several months. This isn't something I was expecting to go through for a long time, but having the prayers and condolences of this community has helped greatly.

Love,

Patty Good and Family

Scrollsaw Workshop Collection

2026-03-29T06:30:00.002-04:00

The Scrollsaw Workshop Collection is Available Now

I would like to start by saying a huge Thank You to everyone who has reached out during this very difficult time for our family.

All of the emails, cards, and extremely sweet stories about my husband have been very much appreciated. It’s heartwarming to see the impact that he has made on the community over the years.

I would also like to thank my son in law, Shane for all of his work on this project. He has put together the catalogs and is monitoring the website as well as providing support if you need any assistance.

Steve appreciated all of you very much and I hope that his legacy can continue to live on through all of you and your projects.

Sincerely,

Patty

As requested, we have the 2025 & 2026 Scrollsaw Workshop pattern files available for purchase.

We have also made several upgrades to the process by adding much more content than before:

As of today, the USB drive is available for purchase and will now include the entire collection:

- Full Pattern Catalog including all patterns from 2007 through 2026. (This will include all .pdf pattern files along with the .jpg images of each pattern).

- A Brand New Pattern Viewer making it easier to view and download than ever before. (More information on this is listed below.)

- All of the Scrollsaw Workshop YouTube Videos including:
- Scrollsaw School - Beginner Teaching Videos by Steve Good
- Pattern Cutting Demonstrations
- Product Reviews
- Trade Show Videos
- Corel Draw Instructions
- and Much More…

- Both editions of the Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw Books. (Includes both complete books with all patterns ready to be printed.)

This new, all-inclusive USB drive can be purchased online at:

The USB drive will be shipped directly to your house and can be used on most computers, even offline. You will be able to download any or all of the files directly onto your computer if desired.

Once you receive the USB drive. please start by opening the file titled:

“START HERE - Pattern Viewer”

This will open the new Pattern Viewer (even offline) where you can view all of the patterns, use the Search Feature to find exactly what you’re looking for, and Download individual pattern files.

We have tried to make this as user friendly as possible, but we will also continue to monitor the emails coming into Scrollsaw Workshop, so feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions and we will do our best to get back to you as quickly as we can.

For those of you that may not want to purchase this entire collection, we are also offering an online Digital Download of only the 2025 & 2026 Pattern Files that is available here:

Thank you again for your continued support.

Scrollsaw Workshop and all of you who followed were a huge part of Steve’s life, and we are grateful to be able to offer these new options for your ongoing projects.

2026-03-03T18:38:00.002-05:00

In Loving Memory

1957 - 2026

Dear Scrollsaw Workshop subscribers, we are heartbroken to let you know that Steve unfortunately suffered another heart attack over the weekend and passed away on Monday, March 2nd, 2026. We were able to be by his side until the end, and we know how much he sincerely appreciated the hundreds and thousands of cards and messages with well wishes and prayers over the past few weeks. He received several handmade gifts that he cherished greatly and had displayed in his room. Every time you cut one of Steve's patterns, please know that you are keeping his memory alive and that he will always be with you.

The visitation will be held at Scott Funeral Home at 2515 Veterans Parkway, Jeffersonville, IN on Monday, March 9th, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. with service to follow.

In lieu of flowers, we have decided to keep his website up and running for right now, so any donations to Scrollsaw Workshop would be appreciated to help cover costs of running the blog as well as other expenses during this time. This can be done by going to: https://www.stevedgood.com/donate2.html

We will send another update in the next few days with more information on the future of the website. For now, all of the patterns are still available for you as always. We will do our best to respond to messages, but please understand that this is a busy and difficult time for our family.

Thank you for your support over the past 20 years. Steve was so proud of his work with Scrollsaw Workshop and cared for each and every one of you.

Love,

Patty, Kellie, and Family

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Update

2026-02-23T00:17:00.001-05:00

This is Steve. Just wanted to let you know that I will

be leaving the hospital today. Unfortunately I won’t be going home. I have to go to a rehab facility for a few weeks so they can get me walking again. I was able to walk four steps yesterday so that was encouraging. Thanks again for all the well wishes you have sent.

Email Newsletter Readers: Remember that the Newsletter is just a copy of the daily blog post. To see the post in its proper formatting click this link. If you ever misplace a pattern or any item you see here you can always find it on the blog. Everything stays on the blog forever.

www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Purchase the entire Scrollsaw Workshop pattern catalog for offline access.

You will never run out of fun patterns to cut.

Two delivery options.

Instant Download $20

After payment, you will receive an email with the download link. This is a large file. You should not attempt to download it on a tablet or smartphone. It is a compressed file that will need to be extracted to your hard drive. Basic computer skills are necessary to extract the file.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

The USB drive contains all the Scrollsaw Workshop Patterns. The drive is $25 plus shipping and handling. Now, with the new distributor the drive ships to the US and many other countries. The shipping can get expensive to some international locations, so the Instant download option above is probably more desirable.

Click to watch the video

Unique Wooden Vases:
Want to create beautiful wooden vases on the scroll saw?

My two "Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw" books make it easy.

The books are $12 each and are available for instant download after purchase. Click for a Video Demonstration.

The Scrollsaw Workshop is primarily supported by donations. If you enjoy this Blog and would like to make a donation please click this Button. Your support is greatly appreciated.

My Sponsors:

Support the businesses that support our community.

Shop Bear Woods for your craft supply needs.

Home of Pegas scroll saw blades.

Seyco features the Seyco ST-21 scroll saw
Make sure you check out the Seyco Scrollers Drill

My Amazon Affiliate Link.

Steve's Health Update

2026-02-15T13:48:00.000-05:00

Steve's Health Update:

Good morning. Steve is still recovering in the hospital and wanted to send an update to say Thank You for all the cards, gifts, and well wishes that he has received. This week, we should find out what the next steps are in regards to rehabilitation, so we do not yet have an estimated timeframe for when he'll be home, but he is doing well overall and looking forward to being back with you soon.

Thank you for your continued thoughts and prayers,

Steve's Family

www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Purchase the entire Scrollsaw Workshop pattern catalog for offline access.

You will never run out of fun patterns to cut.

Two delivery options.

Instant Download $20

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Click to watch the video

Unique Wooden Vases:
Want to create beautiful wooden vases on the scroll saw?

My two "Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw" books make it easy.

The books are $12 each and are available for instant download after purchase. Click for a Video Demonstration.

The Scrollsaw Workshop is primarily supported by donations. If you enjoy this Blog and would like to make a donation please click this Button. Your support is greatly appreciated.

My Sponsors:

Support the businesses that support our community.

Shop Bear Woods for your craft supply needs.

Home of Pegas scroll saw blades.

Seyco features the Seyco ST-21 scroll saw
Make sure you check out the Seyco Scrollers Drill

My Amazon Affiliate Link.

2026-02-10T02:50:00.000-05:00

Hey everyone, this is going to be quick. I am still in the hospital and very weak. Thanks for all the prayers and well wishes,

www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Purchase the entire Scrollsaw Workshop pattern catalog for offline access.

You will never run out of fun patterns to cut.

Two delivery options.

Instant Download $20

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Click to watch the video

Unique Wooden Vases:
Want to create beautiful wooden vases on the scroll saw?

My two "Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw" books make it easy.

The books are $12 each and are available for instant download after purchase. Click for a Video Demonstration.

The Scrollsaw Workshop is primarily supported by donations. If you enjoy this Blog and would like to make a donation please click this Button. Your support is greatly appreciated.

My Sponsors:

Support the businesses that support our community.

Shop Bear Woods for your craft supply needs.

Home of Pegas scroll saw blades.

Seyco features the Seyco ST-21 scroll saw
Make sure you check out the Seyco Scrollers Drill

My Amazon Affiliate Link.

A Message From Patty Good (Steve's Wife)

2026-01-24T16:30:00.001-05:00

Update on Steve: This is only the second time in 19 years I have ever posted on his website without his permission, but I have his phone with me, and your emails of concern and caring are overwhelming, so I wanted to give an update: yes, he is doing well, but he has had a really rough week. From Sunday in the ER with pneumonia, it went into total respiratory failure and he was placed on a ventilator and into ICU. Thankfully, after 3 days, he came off the ventilator yesterday and is back awake and talking with Kellie and I. 🙏 He remains in ICU with the plan that the cardiologist will place stents on Monday to repair the heart damage. Beyond that, I have not even ventured to ask - we still have to deal with his ankle surgery healing as well. Please continue to pray for him and for us. I am staying here at the hospital with him. Also, this is very isolating for him - if you would like to send him a card to the house, Kellie is going by and collecting the mail for me - I think he would enjoy that! I am keeping his phone away from him or he would be worried about working 🤣

Thank you for your continued thoughts and prayers.

Love, Patty Good and family.

www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Purchase the entire Scrollsaw Workshop pattern catalog for offline access.

You will never run out of fun patterns to cut.

Two delivery options.

Instant Download $20

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Click to watch the video

Unique Wooden Vases:
Want to create beautiful wooden vases on the scroll saw?

My two "Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw" books make it easy.

The books are $12 each and are available for instant download after purchase. Click for a Video Demonstration.

The Scrollsaw Workshop is primarily supported by donations. If you enjoy this Blog and would like to make a donation please click this Button. Your support is greatly appreciated.

My Sponsors:

Support the businesses that support our community.

Shop Bear Woods for your craft supply needs.

Home of Pegas scroll saw blades.

Seyco features the Seyco ST-21 scroll saw
Make sure you check out the Seyco Scrollers Drill

My Amazon Affiliate Link.

2026-01-18T15:57:00.001-05:00

Health Update.

Guys I have had a setback. I am back in the hospital. I have pneumonia that they are treating. I have also had a heart attack. They will do a hearth cath tomorrow. Obviously I am expecting a longer recovery with these complications. Hopefully I’ll get back on my feet at some point.

www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Purchase the entire Scrollsaw Workshop pattern catalog for offline access.

You will never run out of fun patterns to cut.

Two delivery options.

Instant Download $20

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Click to watch the video

Unique Wooden Vases:
Want to create beautiful wooden vases on the scroll saw?

My two "Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw" books make it easy.

The books are $12 each and are available for instant download after purchase. Click for a Video Demonstration.

The Scrollsaw Workshop is primarily supported by donations. If you enjoy this Blog and would like to make a donation please click this Button. Your support is greatly appreciated.

My Sponsors:

Support the businesses that support our community.

Shop Bear Woods for your craft supply needs.

Home of Pegas scroll saw blades.

Seyco features the Seyco ST-21 scroll saw
Make sure you check out the Seyco Scrollers Drill

My Amazon Affiliate Link.

Teddy Bear Scroll Saw Pattern

2026-01-16T00:25:00.000-05:00

Click to Enlarge

Download the Pattern Below

This Teddy Bear is for the little ones in your family. The pattern is 10.25" tall and made up from layers of 1/4", 1/8", and 3/4" thick woods.

Last Update for a while:

I’m heading in for surgery this morning. I expect I may be unable to post on the blog for two or three days. My computers are downstairs, and I don’t yet know if I’ll be able to manage the stairs when I first get home. I’ll be taking things slowly, so I appreciate your patience. I’ll be back as soon as I’m able. Thanks again for all the prayers and well wishes.

Teddy Bear Pattern

www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Purchase the entire Scrollsaw Workshop pattern catalog for offline access.

You will never run out of fun patterns to cut.

Two delivery options.

Instant Download $20

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Click to watch the video

Unique Wooden Vases:
Want to create beautiful wooden vases on the scroll saw?

My two "Wooden Vases on the Scroll Saw" books make it easy.

The books are $12 each and are available for instant download after purchase. Click for a Video Demonstration.

The Scrollsaw Workshop is primarily supported by donations. If you enjoy this Blog and would like to make a donation please click this Button. Your support is greatly appreciated.

My Sponsors:

Support the businesses that support our community.

Shop Bear Woods for your craft supply needs.

Home of Pegas scroll saw blades.

Seyco features the Seyco ST-21 scroll saw
Make sure you check out the Seyco Scrollers Drill

My Amazon Affiliate Link.

Scrollsaw Workshop

Scrollsaw Workshop - The International Reach

The Scroll Saw Workshop pattern catalog got a face lift!

Same patterns, always free downloads, easier to search!

New Patterns!

Looking blades, saws, & accessories?

Fall, Thanksgiving, Skeletons, & Spooky Season Patterns!

Blade Selection Basics: 4 Questions For the Right Blade

Scroll Saw Blade Selection Basics

Scroll Saw Blade Selection 101 free PDF download

1. How thick is the material being cut?

2. What material is being cut?

3. How thin/tight do the cut lines need to be?

4. Flat or spiral, regular or pinned?

The Workshop Legacy: Carl Posz

New Patterns & the Catalogue

The Workshop Legacy

Carl Posz

When Steve Turned an Idea Into a Pattern

When Steve Turned an Idea Into a Pattern

10 Years Ago: Steve's 9/11 Tribute

10 Years Ago

A Workshop That Started with Steve

A Workshop That Started with Steve

Here is Craig’s story:

Building Workshops

10 Years Ago (Yesterday)

10 Years Ago (Yesterday): From the Steve Good Collection

Here is what Steve wrote:

Celebrating the Work: A Labor Day Pattern from Steve Good

Friday Night Lights: Six Football Patterns for the Season

Steve's Impact Reached Many People & Places

Made By You

A Pattern That Cost Nothing

The Dinesen Family

The Workshop Steve Built

Update on Ownership

Scrollsaw Workshop Collection

The Scrollsaw Workshop Collection is Available Now

As requested, we have the 2025 & 2026 Scrollsaw Workshop pattern files available for purchase. We have also made several upgrades to the process by adding much more content than before:

This new, all-inclusive USB drive can be purchased online at:

Thank you again for your continued support.

Scrollsaw Workshop and all of you who followed were a huge part of Steve’s life, and we are grateful to be able to offer these new options for your ongoing projects.

Update

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Two delivery options.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Steve's Health Update

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Two delivery options.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Two delivery options.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

A Message From Patty Good (Steve's Wife)

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Two delivery options.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Two delivery options.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

Teddy Bear Scroll Saw Pattern

Over 4,900 Digital Pattern Books. Many with multiple patterns.

Every Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern from 2007-2024 on USB drive, or Instant Download. Over 4,900 Patterns!

Two delivery options.

Click this link to order the USB Drive

As requested, we have the 2025 & 2026 Scrollsaw Workshop pattern files available for purchase.

We have also made several upgrades to the process by adding much more content than before: