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Sketch in 3D - Even if You Can't Draw!

This unique set of graph paper templates helps you sketch wood project ideas in 3D - even if you've never been good at drawing in perspective. No special software or drawing tools are needed - just a pencil, eraser, your printer, and some letter-size paper. All graphs are downloadable PDFs that you'll save to computer.

What You Get

Basic Cube - Perfect for Boxes & Cabinets

The square shape of this cube makes it perfect for sketching anything that has an overall square or rectangle shape. Includes three sizes in the download - jumbo, large, and small.

Draw Boxes & Cabinets
Draw Tables & Workbenches
Draw Sheds & Playhouses

Tall Cube - Perfect for Bookcases and Pergolas

The extra tall format of this cube makes it perfect for designing bookcases, tall cabinets, and outdoor structures like pergolas and garden trellises. Includes three sizes in the download - jumbo, large, and small.

Draw Bookcases and Book Shelves
Draw Tall Cabinets and Armoires
Draw Garden Pergolas and Trellises

Wide Cube - Perfect for Decks & Patios

The wide format of this cube makes it perfect for designing anything with a wide footprint that sits low to the ground or floor. Includes three sizes in the download -- jumbo, large, and small.

Draw Decks and Patios
Draw Stairs and Retaining Walls
Draw Flower Beds and Water Gardens

What's in Andy's Art Box?

About Large & Jumbo Templates

How to Print and Assemble

All three of the Magic Drawing Cubes in this package include a large and jumbo version. These special PDF templates print in sections - on normal letter size paper - and are easily reassembled using a little tape on the backside of the paper.

Each section includes registration marks and guides to help you line up the edges of the overall template. See below for more information about printing and assembling the large and jumbo templates.

How to Print and Assemble Large and Jumbo Pages

Print PDFs
Print large and jumbo pages just as you would any other PDF document. You can use the PRINT button located at the top of each page.

Trim Pages
Find crop marks at upper and lower edges of paper - or just follow the edge of the image. Use a steel ruler and blade to remove excess margins.

Assemble Pages
Note the position icon on each page. The star tells you where the page should be located in relation to other pages in the document.

Tape Pages
Bring page sections together along trim lines and secure with tape - two short pieces on front, and one long strip across the back.