LINDEN, MI – October 24, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
The Winfield Collection announced the addition of several new woodworking patterns to its extensive catalog, focusing on holiday and seasonal themes to help crafters prepare for upcoming celebrations. These latest designs include festive gnomes tailored for Halloween displays, along with updated rider options for vintage truck projects and innovative cell phone stands. The patterns maintain the company’s tradition of providing full-size plans that simplify the creation of yard art, home decor, and functional items using standard tools and materials.
Crafters can now access patterns for Halloween gnomes that stand out in yard settings, complete with full-size templates for easy tracing and cutting from plywood. The designs emphasize layered construction techniques that add depth and visual interest without requiring advanced skills. Similarly, the new cell phone stands incorporate unique dimensional elements, allowing users to produce practical items that also serve as conversation pieces. For those interested in versatile displays, the expanded rider designs for the vintage red truck pattern offer options for fall, winter, and summer themes, enabling seasonal customization through simple attachments.
These additions build on the company’s established lineup of motorized projects, such as the Christmas Ferris Wheel, which features spinning elements and colorful riders. Patterns for such items include detailed instructions for incorporating motion kits, gears, and hardware available through the woodworking supply store in Argentine, MI. Other recent offerings encompass downloadable PDF files for quick access to balloon shapes, wall art, and lantern designs that integrate with mini light strands for illuminated effects.
Mike Easler, President of The Winfield Collection, stated that the new patterns reflect ongoing efforts to expand creative possibilities for hobbyists. “These designs provide straightforward ways to produce eye-catching decorations that enhance holiday experiences,” Easler said. “Crafters at all levels can achieve professional results with our full-size patterns and step-by-step guidance.”
The company also continues to offer collections for various categories, including furniture, birdhouses, and outdoor structures like garden gazebos. Patterns for children’s items, such as banks and mirrors, incorporate playful elements while prioritizing sturdy construction. Scroll saw enthusiasts find options for compound cut ornaments, candle rings, and inspirational crosses that showcase natural wood grains or painted finishes.
In response to customer feedback, The Winfield Collection has incorporated more downloadable options, allowing immediate access to patterns without waiting for physical shipment. This format supports projects like the layered squirrel in multiple sizes or the Bigfoot-themed wall plaques, which appeal to diverse interests. The emphasis remains on projects that can be completed in a weekend using common woodworking tools, ensuring accessibility for family involvement.
Easler added perspective on the company’s approach to pattern development. “Patterns evolve based on seasonal trends and crafter preferences, ensuring fresh ideas each year,” he said. “This commitment keeps woodworking engaging and relevant for our community.”
Beyond holiday specifics, the catalog includes evergreen designs like shadow patterns for memorials and signs for indoor use. These items demonstrate the versatility of plywood and hardwood applications, from large yard silhouettes to intricate indoor accents. The Winfield Collection maintains copyright protections on its patterns, granting limited rights for personal production while encouraging creative expression within guidelines.
The Winfield Collection has served woodworking enthusiasts since its inception, specializing in paper patterns and related supplies. Based in Michigan, the company offers thousands of designs covering themes from animals and vehicles to seasonal celebrations and functional furniture. Its products enable hobbyists to create custom pieces for personal use or gifting, drawing on decades of expertise in pattern creation and distribution.
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For more information about Winfield Collection, contact the company here:
Winfield Collection
Brandon Easler
(810) 735-2480
cserv2@thewinfieldcollection.com
8350 Silver Lake Rd, Linden, MI 48451, United States
