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Carve into spring with the latest issue from Woodcarving Illustrated magazine! Featuring over 12 projects with patterns included, youll find tips and techniques from experts in their craft. Youll also master fun projects like Goofy Golfballs, a Folk Art Robin, Valentine Gnomes, a Chip-Carved Cross, Whimsical Mushroom, and more! Dont forget to check out free bonus patternstheres so much to explore in issue #110!

Get your holiday carving fix this winter with the new issue of Woodcarving Illustrated magazine. Featuring over 18 skill-building projects and patterns with insider tips and techniques from expert woodcarvers, youll master projects like Santas Journey Home, a Retro Christmas Ornament, and our cover feature, the Christmas Mornin Bear. Theres so much more to explore in issue #109!

Try carving on a new medium this Fall (and continue honing your wood carving skills) with the new issue of Woodcarving Illustrated Magazine. Featuring over 20 skill-building projects with insider tips and techniques from expert woodcarvers youll master power carving with a wood spirit project, whittle a Viking axe-shaped blade cover, and even get into seasonal festivities by carving a ghoulish face into a gourd.

Things are heating up at Woodcarving Illustrated Magazine with our Summer issue featuring more than 20 projects, techniques, and expert advice for woodcarvers everywhere. Learn how to create a simple carving station for two-handed carving projects with Alec LaCasse. Carve a sailboat in shallow relief with Dustin Strenke or strike one out of the park with Wayne Laramores Taters Last Pitch ballplayer. And were just getting started! So dont wait another minuteorder your issue today and start your summer off right with Woodcarving Illustrated Magazine.

Our annual Holiday issue features 35 winter projects and is our most reader-driven issue yet! Firefighter caricature bust by renowned instructor and Caricature Carvers of America VP, Kevin Applegate, a retired firefighter himself . Beginners guide to finishes. Carve Santa 4 ways! Ornament carvings. Fantastic finishes: antiquing, drybrushing, crackle and more. Whittle two simple animals from scraps. Blade Cover Challenge winners and editors picks.

Jam-packed full of woodcarving projects for every level, including Autumn and Halloween monsters and caricatures to classic flat-plane "courting couple" and koala. Chip carve a toothpick holder, create a beautiful cottonwood bark Oakleaf Green Lady and traditional gnome. Build a carving tool caddy and take your painting to the next level with our pro tips. Many more projects, too. Special article by Youtube carving teacher, Doug Linker.

The summer 2023 issue of Woodcarving Illustrated includes a variety of projects, patterns, and features, as well as interesting techniqueseverything you need to sharpen your woodcarving skills! Filled with summer inspiration, youll discover patterns like a Summer Harvest Bowl, Lighthouse In-the-Round, Carving a Hot-Air Balloon, and more! Youll find a variety of projects with different carving techniques, like Honeybee Relief and Painting a Power-Carved Bluebird. Some contributors include Dwayne Gosnell, David Young, Wouter de Bruijn, Marty Leenhouts, and more! With step-by-step instructions, full-size project patterns, and tips and trips from established carvers, this issue holds a wealth of knowledge and creativity for any woodcarver.

Sharpen your woodcarving skills this spring with the new issue of Woodcarving Illustrated! All about the outdoors and fresh air, youll discover a slew of greenwood carving tips and natured-inspired projects. From a power carved realistic songbird and a wood spirit birdhouse to a mischievous bear caricature, a woodburned bunny, a colorful fairy house with moving doors and a working fireplace, and so much more, this spring issue is filled with tons of skill-building projects for the season! With step-by-step instructions, coordinating photography, full-size carving patterns, and expert guidance, also included in this issue is a super cool feature on Aspen Golanns Boston-based workshop, The Chairmakers Toolbox, product reviews for Flexcuts latest batch of spoon carving tools, reader galleries, bonus patterns and projects, and more!

Tis the season for carving so many holiday characters and ornaments like youve never seen them before! Get into the holiday spirit with this new winter issue of Woodcarving Illustrated! From a pair of chip carved mitten ornaments and gnomes in pajamas to a power carved snowman, a smiling star tree topper, and more, this winter issue is filled with tons of festive projects for the season! With step-by-step instructions, coordinating photography, carving patterns, and expert guidance, youll carve beginner-friendly Christmas gnomes, a stylized puffin, a mischievous cookie-stealing Santa in the round, a flat-plane female cardinal, and so much more! Also included in this issue is a holiday shopping guide for fellow carvers, a stunning artist feature on Thomas Dambo, reader galleries, bonus patterns and projects, and more!

Its our 100th issue of Woodcarving Illustrated! Featuring 100 of the best carving tips from over the 25 years of Woodcarving Illustrated, a commemorative 100th issue "quilt" carved from wooden blocks submitted by readers and contributors, a whos-who article that introduces prominent carving organizations from the International Wildfowl Carvers to the Caricature Carvers of America and so much more, this issue is a true celebration of the carving community. More than a dozen carving patterns and projects are also included to inspire you throughout the season that cover a range of techniques and styles, from a simple smore and a Halloween-themed undercover Santa to a chip carved candy dish, a rustic magic wand, an English ivy-inspired spoon, a wood burned mallard duck, and more. Also featured in an interview with the Food Networks Season 2 winner of Outrageous Pumpkins, Ryan Anderson, bonus patterns and projects, reader galleries, and so much more. Build your skills, be inspired, and celebrate 25 years of Woodcarving Illustrated with us in this landmark 100th issue!

Perfect for children or anyone who wants to learn a hobby that lasts a lifetime - woodcarving. With just a few basic tools, scrap wood and the safe techniques outlined in Kid Crafts Woodcarving, youll be on your way to creating keepsakes and hand-carved gifts. Youll learn how to make basic cuts, how to use tools, and practice each using 7 projects for a whistle, musical frog, snowman ornament and much more.

With little more than a pocket knife, a branch, and a dose of concentration, this book will show you how to whittle unique keepsakes that are fun to make, will be appreciated as gifts, or can be popular items for sale. Author Chris Lubkemann, a woodcarver since age 7, is pleased to share his lifelong love of whittling with both beginners and experienced whittlers alike in Whittling Twigs & Branches. Inside, youll find everything you need to master the basic woodworking technique called curling to create birds, trees, and flowers. With step-by-step whittling projects, helpful tips for correcting mistakes, and advice on painting and finishing, also inside is a picture gallery of finished pieces including table lamps, whimsical characters, letter openers, desk plaques, and chess sets, to give you inspiration in your own work.

Whether experienced or new to woodcarving, you are sure to appreciate the in-depth knowledge of the art form from author David Young. The book begins with information on what you need to know to start whittling including tools, materials, knife sharpening, and techniques. Next, David covers finishing your project with instructions for his simple painting technique to achieve professional-looking results. Using these techniques, youll then be ready to start whittling the 13 beautifully illustrated projects which range in difficulty, building on the skills and techniques used in each. Youll start with projects that build upon each other, adding a new technique and skill for each. You are then ready to start the next set of simple projects, further refining your whittling skills. Youre now ready for the step-up projects that include a pineapple, a vase with a rose, and a wood spirit. Each project uses a 1" x 1" x varying length block and can be completed in less than an hour. The scale of the projects and the use of minimal tools and supplies make carving the projects possible in virtually any space or location.

The approachable method of flat-plane carving is the perfect starting point for beginners to fall in love with woodcarving, or for experienced carvers to try something new! Featuring 15 projects of wood animals focusing on this accessible style of woodcarving, each project includes step-by-step instructions, full-size patterns, a brief overview on the animals significance in Scandinavian culture, helpful tips, and more. From hares, ravens, and rams to bears, reindeer, and more, learn classic Scandinavian flat-plane techniques, further your skills, and discover a new favorite carving method! Author James Miller is an award-winning Scandinavian-style carver and a contributor to the acclaimed Woodcarving Illustrated magazine.

Welding is an essential technique for a wide range of jobs in the workshop. Whether you are new to welding or ready to try the more advanced techniques, this practical guide gives a thorough introduction to the method, and suggests ways of improving your skills to achieve professional and safe results.Explains the different types of welding and when they are best used.Advises on choosing equipment and its maintenance.Demonstrates the processes with clear, step-by-step photographs.Emphasizes safety and best practice.Aimed at everyone who needs to weld and has a workshop - modellers, theatre designers, automotive repair and restorers and farmers.A practical guide to the different types of welding and advise on equipment and its maintenance.Superbly illustrated with 280 step-by-step colour photographs.The first in a new series Crowoods Metalworking Guides.

Learn to whittle four little friends with one-of-a-kind personality and charm! Featuring step-by-step instructions, coordinating photography, and full-size patterns for a snail, bear, troll, and penguin, author and talented woodcarver Sara Barraclough will guide you through each adorable whittling project. Also provided are complete material lists, painting guidance, and inspirational ideas for reimagining these charming characters into your own original masterpieces!

A good pocket knife is all you need to start whittling. Whether youre in front of a campfire or waiting for a bus, whittling is the creative way to unwind and have fun! In this pocket-sized book, world-famous whittler Chris Lubkemann shows you how to whittle 43 useful and whimsical objects with nothing more than an Original Swiss Army Knife, a twig, and a few minutes of time. Learn to choose your wood, sharpen your blade, and control your pocket knife with dozens of easy, step-by-step whittling projects from bow and arrows and spoons to magical little trees, animals, and so much more. Published in collaboration with Victorinox AG, makers of the Original Swiss Army Knife.

Small workshops, including those of model engineers, are making increasing use of small vertical milling machines. This book explains how to use vertical milling machines, including lathe milling attachment in a methodical and concise way. This manual includes descriptions of many of the very wide range of operations possible with a vertical mill, photographed examples, plus information on machines, accessories, cutters, chucks, requirements, and methods of work-holding. Tool making and working and milling are well-explained in the areas of graduated scales, cutter speeds, work-holding with difficult shapes, and chuck for milling cutters are well-explained. Topics include the evolution of the vertical miller, flat surfaces, slitting and cutting, Kenway cutting, fluting components, jig-boring, profiling, end-rounding, and gear cutting.

With a friendly, down-home style, this guide encourages readers to whittle away the hours. Great for beginners looking for an easy way to get started and more advanced carvers looking for a relaxing way to spend their time, this instructional manual provides 18 step-by-step whittling projects, including knives, forks, birds, animals, trees, and flowers. Chapters detail the proper whittling tools and materials, including what woods are best to carve, and how to start projects by selecting and safely sharpening the best knife for each project.

As more and more people join the do-it-yourself revolution, they are breathing new life into many time-honored skills and crafts. Blacksmithing is among the trades that are enjoying a resurgence for both practical and artistic uses, yet there isnt an abundance of readily accessible information available to beginning blacksmiths to help them get started and understand the craft. Author Ryan Ridgway, a veterinarian and blacksmith with more than 15 years of metalworking experience, hopes to fill that void with this comprehensive volume geared toward answering the many questions that new blacksmiths often have. By explaining the physics of moving metal, the different styles of anvils and forges, and alternative fuel sources, Ridgway sets his book apart from less detailed volumes. Forty practical, easy-to-follow projects are presented, showing aspiring blacksmiths how to make tools, such as hammers and chisels; farm implements, such as gate latches and hoof picks; and items for home use, including drawer pulls and candle holders.