Needle Felting Tutorial Craft Infographic Vintage Schematic

Craft / DIY infographic titled "Mortise and Tenon Wood Joint". WOOD JOINT TYPES catalog adapted as a beginner step-by-step instructional plate for woodworking, technical schematic style, vintage pattern book palette, clean cream paper background, muted ink lines, warm brown wood tones, faded red and blue accent arrows. Show 6 numbered visual steps in a clear craft-magazine instructional illustration layout with precise labeled diagrams, anatomically correct hand positions, no tool brand logos, and small tool icons in each panel. Step 1: "Mark the Joint" — diagram of two wood pieces with ruler, try square, marking gauge, and pencil, showing mortise width and tenon shoulders; caption: "Measure carefully and mark matching dimensions on both pieces." Step 2: "Cut the Mortise" — diagram of clamped wood as a beginner-friendly chisel-and-mallet method, with optional drill press or brace bit icon only as a tool symbol; caption: "Remove waste inside the marked mortise, keeping the walls straight and square." Include safety tip icon for sharp tools and power tools: hands clear of cutting path, wear eye protection, clamp work securely. Step 3: "Shape the Tenon" — diagram of backsaw cutting cheeks and shoulders on the mating board, with correct hand placement and bench support; caption: "Saw just outside the lines, then pare for a snug fit." Step 4: "Test Fit" — diagram of parts sliding together halfway, with small inset showing correct fit versus too tight and too loose; caption: "Dry-fit the joint and adjust gradually for clean contact." Step 5: "Glue and Assemble" — diagram of brush applying wood glue lightly to mortise walls and tenon cheeks, then mallet tapping with protective scrap block; caption: "Apply a thin, even coat and assemble without forcing the pieces." Step 6: "Clamp and Finish" — diagram of final right-angle frame clamped square, with squeeze-out being wiped and optional peg icon inset; caption: "Clamp until set, check alignment, then trim and sand smooth." Include a small side legend panel with simplified joint anatomy diagrams: mortise, tenon, shoulder, cheek, and face grain, all in English. Include visual callouts for beginner-friendly proportions, square alignment, grain direction arrows, and cutaway views of how the joint locks together. Emphasize instructional clarity, measured schematic precision, and traditional workshop illustration aesthetics. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Anatomically correct hand positions. No tool brand logos. Safety tip for power tools / sharp implements where relevant.