Viking Chair Pattern - Woodworking Plans | PDF + SVG
Build your own authentic Viking chair with this detailed digital woodworking pattern from Dark Horse Workshop. Yes it's FREE! If that doesn't work for you, you can always tip.
This chair is sturdy, comfortable, and simple to build using common woodworking tools. Whether you're creating seating for your home, campsite, SCA events, medieval reenactment, Viking living history, or LARP, this project combines historical inspiration with practical craftsmanship.
The pattern includes full-size templates, detailed measurements, and step-by-step instructions to guide you through the entire build. I've also included the decorative knotwork artwork used on my own chair, ready for laser engraving or carving if you'd like to add an extra level of detail to your finished piece.
Includes
- Printable PDF woodworking pattern
- Full-size templates
- Step-by-step illustrated instructions
- Complete cut list and dimensions
- Decorative Viking knotwork artwork
- SVG files for laser engraving or CNC use (where applicable)
- Material and hardware recommendations
Perfect For
- Viking reenactment
- SCA and medieval events
- Living history
- LARP
- Renaissance festivals
- Campsites and historical displays
- Home workshops
Recommended Materials
Designed to be built from standard dimensional lumber using readily available materials. Material recommendations and hardware suggestions are included in the pattern to help you build a durable chair that will last for years.
Digital Download
This is a digital pattern, not a finished product. Your purchase includes PDF and SVG files, ready for printing or laser cutting so you can build a durable, comfortable chair for your next event.
Pattern & Artwork License
- Credit: Please credit Dark Horse Workshop in all online photos.
- Non-transferable: Digital items are for the buyer only.
- No reproduction: Do not resell or publish.
- No kits: Finished goods only.
- No Modern Apparel: Artwork may be used to embroider medieval clothes, but can not be used to make t-shirts, cups, bags, etc.
- Small scale only: For craftspeople and hobbyists. Small batch sales are fine; mass production is not.
- Laser use allowed: Cutting/engraving with lasers is permitted and not considered “printing.”
- Rights reserved: Usage rights may be revoked if these terms are not followed.