I was just granted permission to place some of my work in our local christian gift store. They keep just 20% so that sounds like a good deal to me. They really liked my portraits but 1 thing they sell a lot of at different times of the year is crosses. However, they said the simpler, the better. They don't want any fretwork victorian crosses. All they want is the simple stand alone style from 6" - 10" tall. I'm sure some of you talented woodworkers have made these and I need some tips. Scrolling is the only thing I've ever been able to do with wood. When I was in shop class in school, everyone else was making cedar chests, desks and dressers and I made a serving tray. I didn't even get a good grade on that.
A free standing cross must sit on a base. Cutting out the cross should be no problem, but what about the base? How do you attach the cross to the base? The only tools I have besides the scroll saw is a band saw, table saw, miter saw and a couple sanders.
Suggestions and directions, please.

A free standing cross must sit on a base. Cutting out the cross should be no problem, but what about the base? How do you attach the cross to the base? The only tools I have besides the scroll saw is a band saw, table saw, miter saw and a couple sanders.
Suggestions and directions, please.
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