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Easter Island Head The giant heads of Easter Island in the South Pacific are among the most famous and iconic…
Using Northwest Coast Style Bent Knives Over the last few years, a large number of woodcarvers have discovered the pleasures…
Diamonds are Forever Although the art of chequering has been around for many hundreds of years, it was first seen used in…
Carving a Red Grouse The red grouse (Lagopus lagopus) is a mid-sized bird typically found in heather moorland and uplands…
In My Workshop with Peter Walwin The acclaimed woodsculptor, woodcarver and maker of fine furniture on Rodin, Einstein and how…
Gypsy Wagon Out of the blue in July 2010, I had a phone call from an unknown fellow called Harry…
Tips for Carving Baby Rabbits I have always seen wild rabbits when we have been out walking in the countryside…
Gothic Candle Stand Much as I like making thin and delicate carvings in limewood (Tilia vulgaris), it makes a refreshing…