This Laser Cut Christmas Tree was quick to put together, looks great plain, our can be decorated. It has small holes to add ornaments, and the shape can take garland and a star on top.

I cut one and am keeping it up as the “shop tree” for the month of December. Enjoy 🙂

This is a simply *delightful* way to spend an afternoon in the fall. The laser cut pieces make for easy assembly for all ages, and the facial features can be swapped out as much as you want. Enjoy 🙂

These simple halloween yard stakes are a quick and easy project . Leave them plain, or spray paint them. This also makes for a great family activity if you let the kids paint their own.

This projects was a lot of fun to do and looks great. This would be easy to make your own with different resin colors, or different wood types.

I’d rate it as a medium difficulty primarily because it requires a laser that can get through 1/2″ material along with the ability to have it fairly precisely milled.

We love gardening and trying out new varieties of plants in our garden.  The downside?  Well the seed packets build up and end up all over the place.

This simple laser cut seed box was my solution.  It will hold any size seed packet and they can be stacked to keep them nice and orderly while waiting for the next time you need them.

The graphic can be easily swapped out if you would prefer to use the box design for something else instead of seeds.

This leather and wood laser cut backpack is a great project!  It was a lot of fun to make and challenged us to learn about a few new techniques especially when it comes to the leather components.

This classic style toolbox is easy to cut and quick to build.