Flat images spring to life using these techniques.

Learn the ancient Japanese art of kumiko by crafting an elegant asa-no-ha (hemp leaf) pattern. Matt Kinney eases the process with a couple simple jigs.

Keep your tea-lover's favored flavors in this clean-lined box with kumiko-panel lid. You'll also learn some smart box-making techniques in the process.

These compact sliders—mostly cordless models—may be small in stature, but they're big on capacity and performance.

This bistro table-and-chair set is the perfect size for a breakfast nook or kitchen. Loose tenon joinery and knockdown hardware speed up the assembly.

Popularized by home-improvement TV shows, shiplap is enjoying a renaissance. But this simple form of joinery has always been a sound choice for door panels and cabinet backs.

Not just for honey-do projects around the house, you'll find these crossover tools valuable for woodworking as well.

Equipped with an affordable trim router, 1"-thick top, and fence-mounted dust collection, this totable table means business.

Featuring a curved seat and slatted backrest, this bench brings comfort and style to your outdoor living space. We've included a template to eliminate guesswork, so you can spend more time relaxing.

This sturdy stand for stack of snacks tucks discreetly under the sofa and keeps channel-surfing supplies close at hand. Plan is available in the WOOD Store.