HIT: Whirligig sources

[C Hudak <thudak@BELLATLANTIC.NET>]

Dear Netters,

As usual, you ALWAYS come through...thank you so very much!

Tina Hudak, Librarian
St. Bernard's
Riverdale, MD
thudak@bellatlantic.net

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I found one site that gives patterns for several.  Just follow the links on
the pages until you reach for the pattern you're interested in:

http://www.softcom.net/users/streetrace/flyer.html

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A company named Cherry Tree Toys is devoted mainly to whirligig
kits, plans, parts,etc.
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There is a book called whirligigs and wimididles -- I have it in my
collection
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Dover Catalog had two titles of books listed on how to
build whirligigs.  I believe they have a website.
This is the people that have all the $1.00 books
although I noticed the whirligig books were more
expensive.  Unfortunately I threw the catalog away.
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http://www.scrollsaw.com/duck-whirligig.htm

In case you haven't found a site yet, this might work.
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I am at home and not at school, but I know I have a book on making
whirligigs. Perhaps if you check in the Amazon.com site, it will show up.
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Try the Foxfire books. I may be mistaken, but I think there are
descriptions and possibly plans there.

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