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Gothic Candle Stand Much as I like making thin and delicate carvings in limewood (Tilia vulgaris), it makes a refreshing…
Tips for Carving Otters When I was a boy, my playground was the water meadows around Winchester in Hampshire, through…
Carving a Perch and Fry Shoal Things you will need • 6mm coarse grit ‘Typhoon’ carbide burr • 3mm fine…
Carving Scrolls Carving scrolls into furniture is a technique that has been around for many centuries because of its simplistic…
Alder Owl Like a stale bread roll, the longer you keep your carving timber, the harder it gets, and when…
Ranakpur Jain Temple This stunning 15th-century marble temple honours Adinath, the founder of the Jain religion Considered to be one…
In My Workshop with John White WC: When did you start to carve? JW: I started carving around 1984, then…
Carving a Figure: the Female Form Britain’s leading carver, Ray Gonzalez offers his thirty years of experience to carvers who…