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Find out what the most popular and simplistic wood carving designs are for beginners.

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Leather Patterns

Several posts ago I mentioned that if one has the opportunity to do an Eagle head cane, for the wounded vets, they should not be intimidated by this project. I decided to present a tutorial to show that this is a project that the less experienced carver can complete. Not only complete, but produce an impressive cane or walking stick. This carving project starts out with a good pattern. This pattern is from the WOODCARVING ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. The walking staff that we’ll be making will not include the cane handle at the back of the Eagle head, although it could easily be done with a larger blank to accommodate the handle. The carving wood is a 2 1/4 inch thick block of Basswood. To transfer the pattern from the drawing, I use a piece of carbon paper. Be sure to place the pattern so that the wood grain lines up with the front to back of the Eagle head. I used the scroll saw to cut out the blank. The next posting will start with the two tools that I use to rough out and the carve this Eagle head, and then move through the carving steps.

Dover Woodworking: The Beginner’s Handbook of Woodcarving : With Project Patterns for Line Carving, Relief Carving, Carving in the Round, and Bird Carving (Paperback)

In this wonderful resource for both novice and veteran carvers, two masters of the craft present detailed instructions and illustrations on how to confidently carve animals, flowers, figures, and more. An excellent book for all carvers. — The Mallet A woodcarver is one who can take a scrap of wood, breathe life into it with patient, skilled hands, and make it a warm object of lasting beauty. That is creativity, say award-winning craftsmen Beiderman and John
ston in this well-organized and highly instructive guidebook that tells you everything you need to know to create attractive woodcarvings. Especially written for the novice, it shows how to produce realistic animals, flowers, and humorous figures in a variety of forms: in the round, in relief, and as line carvings. A wide spectrum of more than 60 project patterns offers practical plans and ideas for carvers at all levels of expertise. The authors provide a detailed yet easy-to-follow introduction to carving tools and how to use them. There are also helpful hints to guide beginning carvers through difficult stages of carving, and expert advice on painting and finishing, woodcarving as gifts, how to exhibit and enter carvings in competition, and much more. You’ll even find a whole chapter devoted to carving birds. Abundantly illustrated with over 200 photographs and detailed line drawings, this first paperback edition of The Beginner’s Handbook of Woodcarving will be welcomed by any would-be woodcarver seeking a thorough, reliable, and crystal-clear introduction to the age-old art of carving wood. Especially written for the novice, \

Holiday Woodcarving Pattern Collection

FREE with your two-year subscription renewal of Woodcarving Illustrated magazine, this special holiday pattern collection represents a $9.99 value!