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FEATURESChris Pye Named WCI Woodcarver of the YearBy Bob DuncanBritish master carver honored for his contributions to artTeaching Kids to CarveBy Kathleen RyanJim Calders sweet potato faces make carving easyFirst CutsArtists chronicle their journeys from beginner to accomplished carverPROJECTSCreating a Deep-relief MantelBy Jerry MifflinPower carve individual panels for a full-size mantelCarving a Hillbilly Chess SetBy Mitchell CartledgeStage your own backwoods battle with patterns for a complete chess setCarving in Low ReliefBy Chris PyeLearn to create the illusion of a 3-D carving in thin woodQuilt Patterns Inspire Chip-carved CoastersBy Barry McKenzieClassic geometric designs embellish this useful caddyQuick-carve Halloween CatBy Cyndi JoslynColorful pumpkins and whimsical cat make a great beginners projectTECHNIQUESCarving a New Life for Old FurnitureBy Dennis ZongkerTraditional relief carving adds value to flea market findsAlign the Grain for Impressive CarvingsBy Everett EllenwoodGrain direction strengthens and accents a carvingJust Carve TrianglesBy Jim CalderJim Calders simple method makes it easy to share the basics of carvingCarving a House SignBy Francis S. LestingiLearn letter-carving and gilding techniques with a traditional residential plaqueShowcasing Your WorkBy Mary-Ann Jack-BleachSimple methods to create a professional portfolioDEPARTMENTSEditors LetterFrom Our MailbagTips & TechniquesReader GalleryNew ProductsRelief ColumnBook ReviewCalendar of EventsComing FeaturesAdvertising Directory & ClassifiedsTeachers CornerWoodchips

Featured in this issue:Gift guide for carversSpecial holiday carving projectsSanta carving gallery9 ornament ideasSeeasonal cookie moldsPower carved chickadee ornamentCarve your own holiday cards

FEATURESCelebrating 15 Years of Craftsmanship in WoodGMs Fisher Body Craftsmans GuildBy John JacobusCarving out a career in the design world--1950s styleRecreating a MasterpieceBy Jeff JonesTurn-of-the-century table inspires a life-long love of carving, three generations laterThe Netsuke Carvings of Cornel SchneiderDetailed carvings demonstrate a love of natureAntler Sculpture by Bill MatzFascinating medium proceduces unique carvingsPROJECTSCarved Garden ChairBy Jan OegemaCustomize this sturdy chair with your own relief carved designsChip Carved LandscapeBy Barry McKenzieFree-form chip carving enhances natural wood grainRealistic RabbitBy Leah WachterTexturing techniques bring this adorable rabbit to lifeCarving the Ball and ClawBy Mike BurtonSequential carving helps you duplicate this traditional furniture elementNative American BustBy Mark GargacPortraying character with distinctive facial featuresHand Carved ClassicsBy Kivel WeaverPractice your knife carving with chain links and a ball-in-cageCottonwood Bark VikingBy Rick JensenRugged features make this warrior the perfect subject for bark carvingCarving Habitat: TwigBy Kenny VermillionPower carve highly detailed branches tailored to showcaseRelief Carve a Whimsical HouseBy Jim ClinePower tools speed up the carving process and add unique textureTECHNIQUESThe Design ProcessBy Marv KaisersattTaking a caricature from concept to completionSetting Up ShopBy Chris PyeA carver needs more than sharp tools; the workspace, bench, and lighting are equally importantDEPARTMENTSEditors LetterFrom Our MailbagNews & NotesTips & TechniquesReader GalleryNew ProductsJudges CritiqueRelief ColumnCalendar of EventsComing FeaturesAdvertising Directory & ClassifiedsTeachers Corner

Featured in this issue:10 tips for realistic birds of preyCarving classic bookendsWood engravingOzark CaricatureCreating Natural HabitatPainting your chip carvings

FEATURESAnd The Winner IsAnnouncing the first winners in the 2016 Peoples Choice ContestMiniature MasterpiecesBy Kathleen RyanExtraordinary Renaissance carving depict religious scenes in minuscule reliefSoapstone ArtistyBy Kathleen RyanThree sculptors share their tipsNo Fear at 94By Dean OttesonNonagenarian Tony Giuffrida fills retirement with creative carvingHeavenly PewsBy Kathleen RyanCindy Chinn combined carving, glass, and light to create angelic art.PATTERNSLeopard PatternPattern by Gordon and Marsha StillerReference photo, description, and detailed pattern help you carve a lifelike leopardCarving a CricifixBy Cindy ChinnTips for carving a religious iconTOOLSUniversal Bench HookBy Andrew DiPaceGet a grip on carving projects with uneven edgesPROJECTSFolk Art PeacockBy Vernon DePauwColorful quilt-inspired design is perfect for Mardi GrasCarving a North Woods Animal PuzzleBy Nancy BorsonEmbellish puzzle pieces with relief carving techniquesCasual Caricature RabbitBy Leah Goddard and Floyd RhadiganThis easy Easter bunny will be welcome in any basketSoapstone WhaleBy Julie KeeUse your woodcarving skills to create this stunning stone sea creatureBig Bad WhaleBy Barbara MillikanFierce carved wolf is a perfect accessory for days that really biteYorkie Dog CaricatureBy sandy SmithA pocket-sized pooch thats quick to makeCarving a Brook TroutBy Charles WeissUse a combination of hand and power tools to shape this realistic fishBuilding Noahs ArkBy Betty PaddenCarve and paint this popular childhood toyTECHNIQUESInlaid Bunny BoxBy roger F WolfordUse liquid inlay to add intricate designs to a remade boxAdding Arms to a CarvingBy Oren QuistControl the grain direction for stronger arms that are easier to carveTips for Personalizing a ToolboxBy Rev. Jim PaulsonIdeas to carve, paint, and decorate your toolbox

FEATURES2013 Woodcarver of the Year: Fred CogelowBy Bob DuncanCombining relief techniques with realism to create fine-art carvingsBest of ShowAppreciating some of the best carvings in the country Plus! 10 More Great ShowsTECHNIQUESCarving Decorative ElementsBy Chris PyeLearn to carve rope molding, a lettered banner, and a scalloped shellPROJECTSFolk-Art Fish KeychainsBy John ReichlingSimple designs are easy to carve and fun to paintBring Home a Garden GnomeBy Floyd RhadiganMake a mascot thats sure to bring good luckCarving an AcornBy Butch ClarkRealistic habitat accent teaches texturing techniquesPocket-size GremlinsBy Tom BoreckiPractice exaggerated facial features with these funny fellowsMaking a Rustic Measuring CupBy David DrakePower carve a cup from salvaged woodCreating a Realistic BeaverBy Leah GoddardCombine carving, woodburning, and painting to make an adorable animalSunken GreenmanBy Lora S. Irish"Reverse relief" design is an easy introduction to relief carvingCarving a DollBy Janet Denton CordellLearn to carve childrens faces by making a jointed dollFun & Easy Flag pinBy Steve OliverMake this patriotic project in an afternoonSimple SunflowerBy Dennis ZongkerPractice basic carving techniques with this attractive project

FEATURES(Bark) Cottage IndustryBy Bob DuncanRick Jensen has taught America how to carve cottages from barkMoose Antler MadnessBy Kathleen RyanFive antler carvers transform trophies into works of art2014 Holiday Gift GuideFind the perfect for all the woodworkers on your list (including yourself!)TECHNIQUESChip-Carved BarrettesBy Steve ReedUse Old World or Swiss-style chip carving to beautify barrettesLearn to Paint:Using Thinned AcrylicsBy Betsy PaddenFor luminous translucent color, create washes by mixing paint with plain waterPROJECTSCottonwood Bark Santa ClausBy Rick JensenCarve a rustic version of a classic designFolk-Art Angel OrnamentBy Keoma McCaffreyPull the strings to watch the angels wings flutter"Shorty" the Christmas ElfBy Dale GreenCheery elf brings greetings from Santas workshopKitten in a Mitten OrnamentBy Leah GoddardPractice carving and painting purr-fect fur with this cute critterThe Spirit of ChristmasBy David MooreUse the natural shape of a cypress knee to create a unique Santa decorationNot Your Grandmothers Holiday ElfBy Lundy CuppTake a walk on the wild side with this power-carved ornamentPATTERNSSnazzy Spiral OrnamentBy Lyle MorganSpice up your Christmas tree with this large spiral bulb ornamentChristmas ChainBy Roy QuarveLink the letters together for a wonderful holiday decorationChristmas ReindeerBy Betty PaddenA simple trick makes it easy to carve a detailed reindeerAngel Tree TopperBy Janet BolyardComplete your tree with this gorgeous Christmas keepsakeCheerful Christmas OrnamentsBy Susan HendrixAdd a touch of whimsy to your tree with these easy-carve ornamentsOld World Santa PuzzleBy Carolea HowerClever puzzle comes complete with custom storage box

FEATURESCarving an 1880s Western Train Members of the Caricature Carvers of America join forces to create a nostalgic displayTechniquesDrilling Clean HolesBy Bob DuncanEasily store back issues in a three-ring binder with the aid of this simple jigCreating Clothespin CarvingsBy Forrest HolderClever idea turns ordinary clothespins into festive Christmas ornamentsChip Carvers LapboardBy Gary MacKayCarve in your living room with this simple shop-made boardProjectsCarve and Paint an Evergreen TreeBy Bob MasonComplement your Christmas carvings with elegant handcarved treesSecret Treasures Santa ClausBy Deborah CallSantas chimney doubles as a hidden boxHand Carving a Simple ReindeerBy Don SwartzEasy-to-carve deer is the perfect complement to your holiday displayCarving a Star OrnamentBy Jim SebringCreate colorful holiday ornaments with basic techniquesHeirloom Santa OrnamentBy Wayne ShinleverHand carve this festive design modeled after vintage glass ornamentsCarve a Christmas StockingBy Chris PyeDelightful project adds country charm to your holiday decorWhittling Santa PencilsBy Ron JohnsonTurn ordinary pencils into festive Santas in eight easy stepsCarving Farmyard AnimalsBy Irene Bertils and Dusty DussingerCreate ornaments or freestanding toys from these simple designsPower Carve a Wooden SpoonBy Chuck Solomon and Dave HamiltonFunctional project introduces basic power carving techniquesPassing Preflight InspectionBy Sandy SmithLearn texturing secrets and get a behind-the-scenes look at the planning processEasy Santa OrnamentBy Dan HaackQuickly build your holiday inventory with eye stamps and a simple templateRelief Carve a Winter LighthouseBy Robert StadtlanderCapture the tranquility of a snow-covered landscape with this painted relief sceneMaking Heirloom Baby RattlesBy Gene HochhalterClassic carving projects make thoughtful giftsDEPARTMENTSEditors ColumnFrom Our MailbagNews and NotesTips and TechniquesReader GalleryProduct ReviewRelief ColumnCalendar of EventsComing FeaturesAd Directory & ClassifiedsWoodchips

FEATURES Best of Show By Bob Duncan - Award-winning carvings from the nations top woodcarving showsAndy Andersons Custom Carved Furniture By Paul Volpp -A unique look a the grandfather of caricature carvings lesser-known work PROJECTS Handcarving a Baby Spoon By Carl Johnson - Quick and easy project makes a unique giftWhittling Whimsical Bookmarks By Jack Lund - Playful figures make quick and easy gifts Carving a Caricature Pig By Christine Coffman - Charming character makes an ideal beginner project Turning Branches into Spice Shakers By Chris Lubkemann - Rustic salt and pepper holders add personality to your table or picnic basket Make a Moving Magnetic Carving By Larry Wolterstorff - Clever use of magnets is a fun conversation starter Power Carving a Polar Bear By Chuck Solomon and Dave Hamilton - Develop your skills with this easy stylized designCarving an Army Private By Arnold Smith - Attention to detail brings this caricature of an enlisted man to life Sculpting Elegant Horse Head Bookends By Chris Pye - Stylized carvings are modeled after classic Tang Dynasty horses Carve a Stylized Trout By Tom Dean - Use power tools to create a beautiful carved fish Relief Carve an Old World Saint By Nora Hall - Create the look of flowing fabric with classic techniques TECHNIQUES Sanding Techniques By Mike Burton - Decrease sanding time with shop-tested tipsCreating Seashell Decorations By Robert L. Buyer - Easy techniques unveil the beauty of nature Building a Carving Arm By LaVerne "Sid" Sidler - Shopmade holding device promotes safe carving techniquesSharpening Chisels By Mac Proffitt - Create and maintain a sharp edge on chisels and skew chisels DEPARTMENTS Editors Letter From Our Mailbag News and Notes Tips and Techniques Reader Gallery Relief Column Calendar of Events Coming Features Ad Directory Woodchips You can purchase a digital edition of this issue.

FEATURESThe next Generation of WoodcarversBy Kathleen RyanMeet six award-winning young carversThe Work of Mavasta HonyoutiBy Alan GarbersHopi carver carries on the tradition in cottonwood rootsPATTERNSCarving Folk-Art BirdsBy Don DeeroffHighlight the tool marks with a little paint to simulate feathers on these simple designsPatriotic BearBy Mike ShipleyCelebrate the stars and stripes with a droll version of Uncle SamCooper Hawk PortraitBy Sue WaltersWoodburn (or relief carve) a striking wildlife portraitGenie Bottle StopperBy Lawrence SpinakEasy-carve caricature embodies a fun play on wordsPROJECTSWhittling Summer EarringsBy Pete LuxbacherSimple designs will delight all summer longBills Smile Walking StickBy Dick BryantAdd a friendly wood spirit to your walking stickMaking a Hook KnifeBy Cariboo BladesTurn an old saw blade into a useful carving knifeCarving a Caricature CowboyBy Ellis OlsonOld-timer looks as rugged as the land he worksChip-Carved ToolboxBy David StewartBuild and embellish your own toolboxPower Carving a Bark OuthouseBy Robert De VriesCute carving makes a useful lavatory nightlightCarving a SeashellBy Bill DonaldsonStylized hardwood shell is modeled after the real thingCarving a FishermanBy Dennis ThorntonCarve a curmudgeonly caricature for your favorite fishermanTECHNIQUESShop-made Sanding DrumsBy Bill KinnearMake custom rotary-tool sanders from inexpensive hardwareOutdoor Finishes and GluesBy Bob DuncanUse the right products to ensure your outdoor projects lastCarving LipsBy Harold EnlowSimple techniques to carve smiling and frowning lipsLearn to Paint: Using Oil PaintsLearn the basics of oil painting by making a summery plaque

FEATURESStunning Soap CarvingBy Kathleen RyanExperts turn simple soap into works of artCarving and Turning: LathesBy Bob DuncanMake your own carving blanks while learning a new hobbyPATTERNSFantastic WizardBy Shawn CipaStylized design is easy to carve and customizeCeltic Twist Green ManBy Lora S. IrishCombine Celtic knotwork with a traditional green man for a modern relief carvingWant-A-BeBy Dennis and Susan ThorntonA fun caricature of a mule who wants to be so much morePROJECTSTurning Over a New LeafBy Keoma McCaffreyUpcycle a vintage wooden bowl with power-carved leavesLittle StinkerBy Bob HersheyAmusing skunk caricature is easy to customizeChip-Carved Bread BoardBy Wayne BartonCustomize the design to make a personalized kitchen decorationFloral Love SpoonBy Barry OnslowCombine power carving with hand tools to make this attractive projectScrambled EggsBy John ReichlingTransform turned eggs into whimsical fishCarving a Northern CardinalBy Terry EverittUse disposable blades to carve this colorful songbirdCarving a Native AmericanBy Stu MartinRealistic Western icon is simple but powerfulPower Carving a Morning GloryBy Wanda MarshUse a delicate touch to carve this stunning flowerTECHNIQUESCarving a Soap FlowerBy Sue WagnerSoft and lacking grain, a bar of soap is easy to carveLearn to Paint: Spring TulipsBy Betty PaddenPractice painting with this new series; start by learning about acrylic paints, brushes, and blending

FEATURESThe Art of Lead CarvingBy Kathleen RyanSkeletal RemainsBy Kathleen RyanMeet DoderhultarnBy Harley RefsalDecrypting Thai CarvingBy Mindy KinseyGetting a Handle on itBy Mindy KinseyLearn to "Weave" WoodBy Charley PhillipsStraw-Stuffed ScarecrowBy Jim HiserOld World-Style Chip CarvingBy Jan JensonNuts for the HolidayBy Larry GuayGetting Started with Architectural CarvingBy Mike AllenPROJECTSCarving a PumpkinBy Lundy CuppGrizzly Bear BustBy Kirt CurtisNew Options for Bark CottagesBy Rick JensenThe Halloween ExpressBy Greg YoungThai-Inspired Relief CarvingBy Steve SmithCandy Corn GoblinsBy Randy George

The Spring 2017 issue of the worlds best how-to magazine for woodcarvers is packed with patterns, techniques, tips, and projects for all skill levels. Meet the father/daughter team of Nairi & Larisa Safaryan, and see how they use an indescribable technique to create utterly unique art. Randall Stoner, a lifelong fan of fantasy novels, captures his favorite tales in wood. Ralph Beam shows how to build your own carvers frame that leaves both hands free for carving. A clever geometrical design and careful carving turn Bill Johnsons flat plate into a chip-carved optical illusion. Other projects include a textured panda cub, a folk art chess set, a comical elephant hanging hook, and a keepsake rose made from scrap wood. Discover new techniques for lino print blocks, low-relief portraits, coloring book patterns, and much more!

FEATURESArtistic IllusionsBy Kathleen RyanRandal Rosenthals hyper-realistic art will make you do a double-takeBon AppetitBy Kathleen RyanJim Snearys carvings will tickle your taste buds and spice up your lifeGreat Gouges:The Essential Tool KitBy Bob DuncanA stress-free beginners guide to choosing toolsMiniature MasterpiecesBy Kathleen RyanCarving miniscule scenes and figures is a Jangid family traditionPATTERNSPower-Carved Pirate ShipBy Ben TylerIndulge your inner pirate by making a miniature Jolly RogerGrizzly BearBy Gordon and Marsha StillerUse this pattern to carve or burn a realistic grizzlyPROJECTSIrresistible Carved CupcakesBy Jack ProseiloCarve these adorable cupcakes for a birthday, anniversary, or holidaySmall Wonders Tree SpiritBy Evgeny "Zheka" KrayushkinContemplate nature and balance as you carve this smiling spiritSweet Spring RabbitBy Charles PlunkettEasy add-ons bring this caricature to lifeMiniature Welsh LovespoonsBy Robert W. TinsleyCarve a Valentines Day gift in a weekendChip-Carved CrossBy Roger StrautmanSimple Gothic design creates a stunning crossCarving a ToadBy Desiree HajnyUse nails and punches to create skin textureWhittling a DogBy Tom HindesFollow the same simple steps to make any dog breedCharming Chapel PlateBy Bob BiermannCustomize this low-relief design for a church, family, or friendsWhittling a Bear in a LogBy Greg YoungUse only the "bear" necessities to carve this fun caricatureStylized Sea TurtleBy Kathleen SeinleinEasy power carving creates an evocative shapeThe running of the BullBy Chris FitchAn angry bull charges a farmer in this wind-powered whirligig

FEATURESSaluting the Best By Mindy KinseyAnnouncing the winners of the 2012 Best Carving Design Contest2012 Woodcarver of the Year:By Bob DuncanHonoring the flat-plane carving pioneer for keeping a dying art aliveGifts for CarversA handy guide to popular gifts for the carvers on your listPROJECTSLearn to Carve Low ReliefBy Chris PyeThese progressively harder projects teach basic relief techniquesCreating a Layered Relief CarvingBy Wayne CulleyCombine individually carved layers to add depth and dimension to your workUnique Bark Houses in the RoundBy Rick JensenNew technique combines two pieces of bark to create freestanding carvingsWhittling LovespoonsBy David WesternQuick and easy project makes a meaningful gift for a loved oneQuick & Easy Ark AnimalsBy Tom HindesUse one technique to power-carve an assortment of animals two by twoCreating a Tricky TrollBy Floyd RhadiganCrafty caricature hides a sinister surpriseMaking a Caricature Amish ManBy Don DearolfLearn to carve this iconic figure in 20 stepsQuick-Carve Pumpkin HouseBy Tim Jackson and Dennis CabotSimple steps turn a bark house into a festive jack olanternCarving a Caricature CanineBy Lori DickieUse a premade blank and simple cuts to carve this adorable dogTECHNIQUESCarving a Womans EyesBy Ian NorburyLearn to carve these difficult but expressive featuresUsing a Carving ArmBy Laverne "Sid" SidlerHow and why to attach a project to a carving arm

TECHNIQUESMaking Bamboo Walking SticksBy Lora S. IrishAdd a carved topper to a ready-made shaft for an easy personalized stickCarving an Angry FaceBy Harold EnlowAdd emotion to a face by carving key features differentlyRelief PyrographyBy Chip JonesCombine relief carving with woodburning to create a portrait with depthPROJECTSCarving a Cross NecklaceBy James O. DodgeBall-in cross and attached chain are carved from a single piece of woodComical Cowboy RoosterBy Jim FeatherColorful shelf-sitter cowboy perches with help from easy-carve jointsWhimsical Bark HouseBy Rick JensenScale and adapt the design to suit any cottonwood bark blankDragon Tray PuzzleBy Carolea HowerCarved puzzle play set fits into a castle-shaped boxMaking a Realistic Bluegill PinBy Dave ArndtUse power carving tools and an airbrush to create a realistic fish pinHeartfelt Home Door TopperBy Betty PaddenCombine easy relief carving an oil painting to make a decorative door topperCarving a Leprechaun PencilBy Randy TrueLearn to carve caricature faces in 10 simple stepsFEATURESRealistic CreativityBy Susan DorschArtist goes out on a limb carving rusted metal perches for realistic birdsPlus: Carving a Realistic Rock by Kenny vermillionPracticing PatienceBy Toni FitzgeraldFor Walt Nichols, the most intricate woodcarving is always worth the waitNo Vision RequiredBy Kathleen RyanBeing blind doesnt keep these woodworkers from building and carvingPros Guide to 29 Finishing SuppliesBy Kevin SouthwickMust-have tools for finishing all types of woodworking projects

PATTERNSCowboy SnowmanBy Gerald and Barb SearsDetailed patterns & painting tips help you make a Wild West snowmanA Chip-Carved ChristmasBy Bruce & Judy NicholasCreate a tree full of festive chip-carved holiday ornamentsTECHNIQUESVictorian Father ChristmasBy John ZanzalariA Specialized finishing technique makes this carving look like a well-loved heirloomPROJECTSCustomize This SantaBy Dale GreenMix and match accessories or create a custom scene to personalize this Santa carving projectWhistle a Holiday TuneBy Don SwartzCute Santa carving is also a functional whistle2-in-1 Heart PendantBy T.J. MilliganWhittle this double pendant from one piece of woodSanta Sampler PlateBy John NiggemeyerCombine a chip carving and relief to create a unique holiday decorationCarving a HedgehogBy Leah GoddardAdorable realistic critter can be carved in an afternoonIce Skate OrnamentBy Keoma McCaffreyAdd an unexpected embellishment to an easy power-carved ornamentChip-Carved Tea BoxBy Marty LeenhoutsA unique way to store and serve a common beverageCard Holder SantaBy Tom BoreckiSimple design on an oversized clothespin makes a versatile projectNativity OrnamentsBy Janet BolyardRelief-carved set tells the nativity story in four scenesElves in the TrenchesBy Jim LeClairePay tribute to the folks who really do the work on ChristmasHoliday Penguin OrnamentBy Bob YanceyQuick and easy ornament can be carved in a few hoursA Snowy RideBy Floyd RhadiganCarving the pieces to this scene will help while away the winter

Inside this issue of Woodcarving Illustrated youll find:FeaturesComparing Carving GlovesFormula for Success - carving detailed scale replicas of legendary race carsGifts for CarversMiniature MasterpiecesVic Hood - 2011 Woodcarving Illustrated Woodcarver of the YearCarving Faces in SoftballsProjectsCute Shelf-Sitter CatsCarving a GnomeCarving an American IndianMaking a Chip Carved Welcome SetMaking a Cowboy Bottle StopperCarving a Bathtub BuddyCarving a WitchSuper Simple Santa OrnamentCreate a Poseable RobotTechniquesCarving Thumbnail Accents

PATTERNSCarve an Easy OuthouseBy Gary FentonRickety outhouse is fun to carve, easy to customizeTECHNIQUESCarving Feminine FeaturesBy Harold EnlowMaster the subtle differences that allow you to carve an attractive female faceFEATURESCaptured MotionBy Alan J GarbersGerry Quotzkuyvas Katsina carvings are like forbidden snapshots of the traditional dancesThe international Woodcarvers Congress: Half a Century of Carving ExcellenceBy Kathleen Ryan A look at the long history of the country,s oldest carving showSummer SchoolBy Mindy KinseyTake a fun & educational vacation at a carving school or roundupAnd the Winner IsMore winners in the 2016 Peoples Choice Contest!PROJECTSSpring SurpriseBy Desiree HajnyRealistic baby bunny is "born" from (wooden) goose eggRowdy the CowboyBy Dale Green Hitch up your belt and get ready to carve this iconic Old West caricatureCarve a Tea light Holderin 60 Minutes By Marty LeenhoutsNew high-density carves like a dream and can be finished like wood Quick and Easy Brown Trout PinBy Eugene Carey The Secret? Woodburn the detailsCarving a Dog WhistleBy Sandy SmithProject is a clever play on a classic designClassic Carvers PuzzleBy David StewartCreate your own version of E.J Tangermans classic whittlers puzzleLazing Around with the Laid- Back FrogBy Jack ProseiloCarve the frog and base pieces separately and add all the accessories you want Carving a Whimsey-filled Love SpoonBy Shirley AdlerChallenging pattern features three traditional carving designsHeart -in- Hand Walking stick By Shawn Cipa Decorative stick has a folk-art design and a motto to live byCarving &Painting Noahs Ark FiguresBy Betty PaddenMaster the techniques of layered blanks and add-ons to carve quick and sturdy Ark inhabitants

The Spring 2018 issue of the worlds best how-to magazine for woodcarvers is packed with patterns, techniques, tips, and projects for all skill levels. Bob Hershey shares his step-by-step instructions for creating realistic fur texture on a caricature bunny, while Dylan Goodson shows you how to carve an amazingly lifelike rendition of the human hand. Russell Scotts charming "Holding Tightly" project makes an easy-carve gift for your Valentine sweetheart. Kathleen Ryan describes the fascinating 700-year history of hand carved cookie molds, setting the stage for Keoma McCaffreys delicious cookie mold carving project. With its simple body shape and feather structure, Randy Conners Carolina wren makes a perfect first power carving subject. And if you are just starting out in woodcarving, dont miss Bob Duncans snap guide to all the tools you need to get started.