LATE Adulthood- Brief Info and Woodwork

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LATE ADULTHOOD

Brief Info

Senior citizen is a common polite designation for an elderly personin both UK and USEnglish, and it implies or means that the person is retired. This in turn implies or in factmeans that the person is over the retirement age, which varies according to country.

Synonyms include pensioner in UK English and retiree and senior in US English. Some

dictionaries describe widespread usage of "senior citizen" for people over the age of 65."Senior citizen" is replacing the term old-age pensioner traditionally used in UK

English.

When defined in an official context, "senior citizen" is often used for legal or policy-

related reasons in determining who is eligible for certain benefits available to the agegroup.

It is used in general usage instead of traditional terms such as "old person", "old-age

pensioner", or "elderly" as a courtesy and to signify continuing relevance of and respect

for this population group as "citizens" of society, of "senior" rank.

The term was apparently coined in 1938 during a political campaign. It has come into

widespread use in recent decades in legislation, commerce, and common speech.

Especially in less formal contexts, it is often abbreviated as "senior(s)", which is also

used as an adjective.

In commerce, businesses often offer "senior discounts", sometimes with a special. "senior

discount card".

Qualifying age

The age which qualifies for senior citizen status varies widely. In governmental contextsit is usually associated with an age at whichpensions or medical benefits for the elderly

become available. In commercial contexts, where it may serve as amarketing device to

attract customers, the age is often significantly lower.

In the United States, the standard retirement age is currently 65 (gradually increasing to67).

The AARP allows couples in which one spouse has reached the age of 50 to join,

regardless of the age of the younger spouse.
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Woodcraft

1. Garden of Weedin'

MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Wood of your choice, is recommended.

Small piece of dowel for perches.

Fast acting adhesive - hot glue gun, expoxy, etc. or white/yellow wood glue andclamps.

Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of burgundy, Hunter green, Midnight Blue, AntiqueGold, Tan, White.

Fine black paint pen or liner brush for lettering and details.

Scraps of country print material and raffia for bow if desired.(not shown) Spanish Moss for birds nests. Wire to attach pieces and to make a hanger.

Antiquing medium of your choice, if desired.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Trace patterns onto wood,cut out, and sand well.

2. Paint all pieces as shown, or in your choice of colors.3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.4. Sand along all edges very well, and also lightly along all other surfaces to achieve

an aged appearance.

5. See below for stamping directions and stamp sign board if desired. Let Dry.6. Add lettering to sign board and details to other pieces using the fine black paint

pen or liner brush.

Make sure the pen you are using is waterproof and will not smudge!


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7. Glue all pieces together as shown.

8. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.

9. Use the antiquing medium to enhance the rustic look, and add another coat ofvarnish to seal.

10. Add bows if desired. That's It! Hang this one near your garden paradise!

2. Friends & Flowers Cat StakeMATERIALS REQUIRED:

Wood of your choice, is recommended. Fast acting adhesive - hot glue gun, expoxy, etc. or white/yellow wood glue and

clamps.

Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Midnight Blue, Tan, Grey, Black, Antique Gold,

Creme (or your choice of colors.)

Fine black paint pen or liner brush for lettering and details.

Thin wire for whiskers.

Scrap of country print material for cat bow. Antiquing medium of your choice, if desired.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


Line up sign board pieces to trace before cutting.2. Paint all pieces as shown, or in your choice of colors.

3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.

4. Sand along all edges very well, and also lightly along all other surfaces to achievean aged appearance.

5. Add cat markings and lettering using the fine black paint pen.

Make sure the pen you are using is waterproof and will not smudge!6. Glue all pieces together as shown.

*Glue on wire whiskers before attaching nose piece.

*Flower stems attach behind both flower pot and flower for stability and strength.


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8. Use the antiquing medium to enhance the rustic look, and add another coat of

varnish to seal.

3. Bunny Garden StakeMATERIALS REQUIRED:


Fast acting adhesive - hot glue gun, expoxy, etc.

Sandpaper Acrylic paints in your choice of country colors.

Fine black liner pen for details, white liner pen for lettering.

Country Buttons and Fabric Scraps for bows and accents if desired.


Raffia (dyed or painted green), or yarn, etc for carrot tops.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Trace patterns onto wood, cut out, drill any necessary holes, and sand well.

2. Paint project in your choice of colors.



5. Using a fine black pen add details. Add lettering to sign. (Make sure the pens are

waterproof and will not smudge!)6. Tie raffia or yarn to Carrot tops through holes.



9. Glue pieces together as shown in photo.

10. Add country bows and buttons if desired.11. Attach to a stake (door shim, 2" wide strip with pointed end etc)


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4. Veggin' Bunny Garden SignMATERIALS REQUIRED:

Wood of your choice. 1/4" was used in the example.


Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in your choice of country colors. Fine black liner pen for details, white liner pen for lettering.



Raffia, (natural, dyed or painted green)

Wire for hanger.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Trace patterns onto wood, cut out, drill any necessary holes, and sand well.Project can also be adapted for a garden stake if you'd prefer

Just attach the project to a garden stake instead of drilling the holes for a hanger.

2. Paint the project pieces in your choice of colors.3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.

4. Sand along all edges very well, and also lightly along all other surfaces to achieve

an aged appearance.5. Using a fine black pen add details. Add lettering to sign.

(Make sure the pens are waterproof and will not smudge!)

6. Poke a couple of strands of raffia through the holes in the carrots. Pull throughhalfway and tie on top to secure. Trim to desired length.

7. Glue pieces together as shown in photo.8. Use the antiquing medium to enhance the rustic look if desired.9. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.

10. Add country bows and buttons if desired.

11. Make a wire hanger.


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5. Karrot Keeper Bunny Garden SignMATERIALSREQUIRED:

Wood of your choice. 1/4" was used in the example.


Sandpaper Acrylic paints in your choice of country colors. Fine black liner pen for details, white liner pen for lettering.



Raffia, (natural, dyed or painted green)

Wire for hanger.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


Project can also be adapted for a garden stake if you'd prefer

Just attach the project to a garden stake instead of drilling the holes for a hanger.2. Paint the project pieces in your choice of colors.

3. Smudge dusty rose on the cheek area with your fingertip for rosey cheeks.



6. Using a fine black pen add details. Add lettering to signs.

(Make sure the pens are waterproof and will not smudge!)

7. Poke a couple of strands of raffia through the holes in the carrots. Pull throughhalfway and tie on top to secure. Trim to desired length.

8. Glue pieces together as shown in photo. The bunny nose piece overlaps the headand body pieces to join them all together.

9. Use the antiquing medium to enhance the rustic look if desired.


11. Add country bows and buttons if desired.


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12. Gather a handful of dry twigs for the bunny's wings and glue securely to the back

of the project.


6. Honey Bunny Garden SignMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in your choice of country colors. Fine black liner pen for details, white liner pen for lettering.



Wire for hanger.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


Project can also be adapted for a garden stake if you'd preferJust attach the project to a garden stake instead of drilling the holes for a hanger.

2. Paint the project pieces in your choice of colors.

3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.4. Sand along all edges very well, and also lightly along all other surfaces to achieve

an aged appearance.

5. Using a fine black pen add details. Add lettering to sign.

(Make sure the pens are waterproof and will not smudge!)6. Glue pieces together as shown in photo.

7. Use the antiquing medium to enhance the rustic look if desired.

8. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.9. Add country bows and buttons if desired.



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7. Two Cows WelcomeMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Burgundy, Hunter Green, White and Black or your

choice of colors.

Fine black liner pen for lettering if.

19 gauge wire for hanger.


Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


2. Paint all pieces as shown,

or in your choice of colors.

3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.4. Apply checkerboard pattern to the sign board using a purchased stencil, or see

below to make your own stamp!


6. Using a fine black pen add lettering.(Make sure the pen is waterproof and will not

smudge!)7. Glue and wire all pieces together as shown.



varnish to seal.10. Attach a wire hanger through holes.


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8. Two Folks WelcomeMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Burgundy, Hunter Green,Midnight Blue, Tan, White,

Flesh,Black. or your choice of colors.

Fine black liner pen for lettering and details.


Spanish Moss for hair.

Country Button and Fabric Scraps for bow (not shown)


Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


2. Paint all pieces as shown,or in your choice of colors.



5. Using a fine black pen add lettering and details.(Make sure the pen is waterproof

and will not smudge!)6. Glue and wire all pieces together as shown.




10. Add moss hair, country bows and buttons.


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9. Three ApplesMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Burgundy, White, green, and Black or your choice of

colors.

Fine black liner pen for details.

19 gauge wire for hanger and to attach pieces.


Scraps of country print material for bows.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


2. Paint all pieces as shown,

or in your choice of colors.3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.


an aged appearance.5. Using a fine black pen add details.(Make sure the pen is waterproof and will not

smudge!)

6. Glue and wire all pieces together as shown.7. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.


varnish to seal.

9. Attach a wire hanger through top holes.


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10. Angel With StarMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Midnight Blue, Burgundy, Flesh, Black, Dusty Rose,

Antique Gold or your choice of colors.

Fine black liner pen for facial details if desired.

Spanish Moss for hair

Fabric scraps for patches and bow,

buttons



Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


2. Paint all pieces as shown, or in your choice of colors.


an aged appearance.

5. Using a fine black pen or brush handle add the eyes (Make sure the pen iswaterproof and will not smudge!)

6. Smudge Dusty Rose for cheeks using fingertip. Paint a "V" with brush handle for

heart lips.

7. Glue all pieces together as shown.8. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.



11. Add frayed fabric bows, moss hair, patches and country button accents.

Thats it! She's a beauty for Christmas or throughout the year!


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11. Plant and Gather AngelMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Hunter Green, Burgundy, Flesh, Tan, Black, Dusty

Rose, Blue

Fine black liner pen for facial details and lettering.


Fabric scraps for patches and bow,if desired.

buttons


Crackle and Antiquing medium of your choice, if desired.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Trace patterns onto wood, cut out, drill any necessary holes, and sand

well.


3. Apply crackled finish to picket fence pieces if you choose, following the

instructions on your chosen product carefully.


5. Sand along all edges very well, and also lightly along all other surfaces

to achieve an aged appearance.

6. Using a fine black and white pens, add the eyes and lettering details.

(Make sure the pen is waterproof and will not smudge!)

7. Smudge Dusty Rose for cheeks using fingertip. Paint a "V" with brush

handle for heart lips.

8. Glue all pieces together, referring to the pattern for proper placement.

(Note:It may be easier to wire arms to heart before gluing)



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10.Use the antiquing medium to enhance the rustic look, and add another

coat of varnish to seal.

11.Attach a wire hanger through holes.

12.Add frayed fabric bows, moss hair, patches and country button accents.

Thats it! A nice touch for your country garden or home!

12. Friendship AngelsMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Hunter Green, Burgundy, Flesh, Black, Dusty Rose,

Tan or your choice of colors. Fine black liner pen for facial details and lettering.


Fabric scrap in a country print for bow.

19 gauge wire for hanger. Antiquing medium of your choice, if desired.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:





5. Using a fine black pen add the eyes and lettering. (Make sure the pen is

waterproof and will not smudge!)6. Smudge Dusty Rose for cheeks using fingertip. Paint a "V" with brush handle for

heart lips.

7. Wire Heart halves together. Glue all pieces together as shown.8. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.


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varnish to seal.

10. Attach a wire hanger through holes.11. Add a frayed fabric bow, and apply moss hair.

12. If you wish, also add patches and country button accents.

13. Flying Angel with BannerMATERIALS REQUIRED:


Fast acting adhesive - hot glue gun, expoxy, etc. Sandpaper

Acrylic paints in shades of Hunter Green, Burgundy, Flesh, Tan, Black, Dusty

Rose, Blue

Fine black liner pen for facial details and lettering.


Fabric scraps for patches and bow,

buttons

19 gauge wire for hanger. Antiquing medium of your choice, if desired.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:

*This pattern is for banner angel. Reverse pattern pieces, do not drill holes in

hands, and refer to the picture as guide for assembly when making the other angel.


2. Paint all pieces as shown, or in your choice of colors.3. Add a checkerboard pattern to the sign board (with stencil or see tips to make

your own stamp!)


an aged appearance.


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6. Using a fine black pen, add the eyes and lettering. (Make sure the pen is

waterproof and will not smudge!)

7. Smudge Dusty Rose for cheeks using fingertip. Paint a "V" with brush handle forheart lips.

8. Glue all pieces together, referring to the pattern for proper placement.

(Note: wire arm before gluing, leaving sufficient length to wire banner)9. Varnish entire project and allow sufficient drying time.




Thats it! Hang these beauties in your home or give them away to a special friend!

14. Love is Homespun AngelMATERIALS REQUIRED:



Sandpaper Acrylic paints in shades of Hunter Green, Burgundy, Flesh, Tan, Black, Dusty

Rose. Fine black liner pen for facial details, stitches and lettering.


Fabric scraps for patches and bow,and country buttons if desired.


Raffia for bow.


Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Trace patterns onto wood, cut out, drill any necessary holes, and sand well.2. Paint all pieces as shown, or in your choice of colors.

3. Apply checkerboard pattern to the sign board using a stencil or see TIPS for

directions to make your own stamp.
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an aged appearance.6. Using a fine black pen, add the eyes and lettering details. (Make sure the pen is

waterproof and will not smudge!)

7. Smudge Dusty Rose for cheeks using fingertip.8. Glue all pieces together, referring to the pattern for proper placement.



11. Attach a wire hanger through holes.


15. Country Garden StakeMATERIALS REQUIRED:


Fast acting adhesive - hot glue gun, expoxy, etc. or white/yellow wood glue and

clamps. Sandpaper.

Acrylic paints in your choice of country colors. Fine black paint pen or liner brush for details.


Generous handful of raffia long enough to make a droopy bow.

Strip of wood about 4' long, and about 2" wide for the stake. Cut one end into a

point.

Varnish.

INSTRUCTIONS:


2. Paint all pieces in your choice of colors.3. Allow pieces to dry thoroughly.


an aged appearance.


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5. Glue on bird and flower to sign board along guidelines.

6. Use the fine black paint pen or liner brush for lettering and details.

Make sure the pen you are using is waterproof and will not smudge!7. Attach the completed sign to the garden stake you have made for it.



10. Tie on the raffia bow and glue the heart in its center! That's It! What a great

way to welcome guests to your country garden!

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