Romanian Andrei Dudescu stumbled upon the ToymakingPlans.com website when researching wood project plans. Andrei originally built wooden watches and then later discovered his real passion and mission in life was for making wooden toys. Andrei has a very special talent for using color. His color combinations on the toys are stunning!

Andrei shares his latest wood toy ornaments project using the Quick n' Easy Jolly Toy Ornaments Wood Toy Plan Set. His results are beautiful. Also, don't miss Andrei's colorful Commando Mustang toy featured near the bottom of the article.

Andrei sells his wonderful wood toy creations to many American kids because he builds every toy with love. In addition to making wood toy he also enjoys mountain climbing, skiing and photography.

Andrei can be contacted at andreydudescu@yahoo.com. His website and blog can be found at www.andreidudescu.ro. 

Above: Clockwise from bottom left Andrei's ornaments completed with love - Tuff Teddy, Fargo Pony, Rolly Polly Santa and Puffer Billy. All from the Quick n' Easy Jolly Toy Ornaments Wood Toy Plan Set.

Above: The Fargo Pony rocking horse ornament.

Above: Andrei cuts out the Fargo pony on his Hegner scroll saw.

Above: The finished Tuff Teddy Bears. We love Andrei's use of colorful ribbons to hang the ornaments.

Above: Andrei glues and clamps the Fargo Ponies. Notice that Andrei painted the toys first before gluing. Be sure to keep glued surfaces unpainted for the best adhesion between parts.

Above: Andrei's Rolly Polly Santa's are ready to hang on the tree! They make wonderful Christmas gifts.

Above: Andrei first glues and then clamps the Rolly Polly Santa's.

Above: Andrei shares a photo of the ornaments in the assembly process. The 3D Stars at the top are Andrei's own design.

Above: Andrei had a lot of fun building the Scroll Saw Magic Commano Mustang. Although not an ornament (it measures 15" long), it will make a wonderful toy for a very lucky child.

Above: A few closeups of the Commando Mustang. The colors are really beautiful.

Andrei can be contacted at andreydudescu@yahoo.com. His website and blog can be found at www.andreidudescu.ro.